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Doctors in India were left in a state of shock after a women gave birth to a baby with three "heads" on July 11.
The woman, who was not identified, was taken to a hospital when she began to experience unusual pain during the birth, according to a report by .
Doctors, as well as the woman's family, were shocked to learn that the baby, a little girl, was born with three heads. Reports stated that the baby girl had two large protrusions that had formed at the back of her skull.
Doctors said the mother had experienced a normal pregnancy, which only added to the surprise.
"This is a very rare medical condition," said Rajesh Thakur, Chief Medical Superintendent, at the hospital in Etah.
Both mom and baby, whose body was also underdeveloped, were taken to another health care facility that was better equipped to treat the baby.

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