The child was born in 2024, a call came from the hospital in 2025, the doctor said- Sorry, the woman was shocked to hear this
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Do you remember Akshay Kumar and Diljit Dosanjh’s film ‘Good News’? When two couples try to become parents. They take clinical help, but somehow the sperm gets swapped. Diljit’s sperm gets injected into Kareena Kapoor who plays Akshay’s wife and Akshay’s sperm gets injected into Kiara Advani who plays Diljit’s wife. Now the life of both the couples turns upside down. Now just imagine what would happen if this happens in real life? Yes… a woman’s life turned upside down like this. She was celebrating the first birthday of her child when she found out that it was not her child at all. Due to a mistake by the hospital, she had unknowingly become the mother of someone else’s child.
A shocking case has come to light in Brisbane city of Australia, where a woman unknowingly gave birth to someone else’s child. This mistake happened due to “human error” in an in vitro fertilization (IVF) clinic. The hospital had mistakenly injected the sperm of another unknown person into the woman. This case is of Monash IVF clinic. The hospital has admitted its mistake.
How did the mistake happen?
According to Monash IVF, this mistake came to light in February, when the clinic came to know that the sperm of the parents who gave birth to the child was lying in storage with them. Investigation revealed that the sperm of another person was mistakenly melted and injected into this woman. According to Australian media, the child was born in 2024.
Statement of the clinic
Monash IVF, which is one of Australia’s largest IVF providers. He said that no other such mistake has come to light in the initial investigation. The company did not give any information about the identity of the patients or the custody of the child. Monash IVF CEO Michael Nap said, ‘We are all very saddened by this incident. We apologize to all those affected. We will do everything we can to support patients during this extremely distressing time.” The clinic said it was a “human error”.
