Son Angerson, the second-largest infant ever born, was delivered on January 18 by Cleidiane Santos dos Santos at Hospital Padre Colombo.
A 16-pound baby boy named Anderson was born to a Brazilian mother Cleidiane Santos dos Santos.
Santos, a mother of five, had a child earlier who weighed about nine pounds. The gigantic child named Angerson was born in Santos’ home state of Amazonas, Brazil.
There are significant health concerns for both the mother and the baby when giving birth to a child that large. Nevertheless, the birth was a triumph in the end. After giving delivery, Santos and her baby are both stable and in good condition.
16-pound baby boy named Angerson was born to Cleidiane Santos Dos Santos
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The 27-year-old Cleidiane Santos dos Santos gave birth to a baby named Angerson on January 18 at the Padre Colombo Hospital in Parintins, Amazonas State, according to the Brazilian newspaper O Globo. The 2-foot-long infant was delivered through C-section.
According to OBGYN at Hospital Padre Colombo Dr. Artemisia Pessoa, Angerson is being monitored in the neonatal critical care unit.
Santos did not plan on delivering the goods immediately now. She claimed to have been there for a standard obstetric checkup.
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The medical professionals immediately determined that the unborn child would be too big for her to carry to full term, so the C-section was performed the next day, and Angerson was delivered, according to the Daily Mail.
Pessoa said to O Globo, “We are just feeling delighted, happiness, and thanks for everything working out in this case,” emphasizing that the baby’s size made it a “unusual” and “risky” situation.
The majority of full-term newborns (39 to 40 weeks gestation) weigh between 6 and 9 pounds, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
While speaking with O Globo, Dos Santos expressed her gratitude to her medical team for the care she and Angerson are getting.
The OBGYN at Hospital Padre Colombo, where Angerson was delivered, Dr. Artemisia Pessoa, said that neonates of Angerson’s size usually have respiratory issues and high blood sugar levels, making their lives more difficult than those of newborns of normal weight.
What’s become of 16-pound baby boy Angerson? Is Macrosomia a Problem for Him?
The baby was born through cesarean section and was 2 feet long at birth. The baby’s weight may have changed as a result of the mother’s diabetes.
They are happy to hear that both the baby boy and his mother are healthy. Santos compared her anguish like being struck by two tractor-trailers at once.
Large infants are the result of macrosomia, a potentially deadly syndrome that forces women to have enormous offspring.
Macrosomia may result from a variety of factors. High blood sugar levels in mothers over 35 are more likely to develop macrosomia. A big baby increases a mother’s risk of developing macrosomia in subsequent pregnancies.
The chance of Macrosomia is increased by being overweight before to pregnancy and by accumulating a significant amount of weight during pregnancy. It’s noteworthy to note that Latinas are more likely to have Macrosomia during pregnancy. The probabilities are increased by the fact that we are having a boy.
The largest child to survive infancy was born in 1955 and weighed 22 pounds, 8 ounces, according to Today.
Joy Buckley gave birth to a child in 2019 who weighed 15 pounds, 5 ounces. She told The Washington Post, “I felt like two tractor-trailers had hit me at the same time.
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