MULTIPLE FIBROIDS WAS REMOVED FROM A WOMAN'S WOMB IN A HOSPITAL IN NIGERIA

The giant multiple fibroids were surgically removed yesterday at GH Etim Ekpo a typical rural hospital with absolute poor facilities and neglect from a-35 five year old married lady after spending years in a prayer house with false assurances that she was carrying a baby.

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