In a bizarre turn of events, doctors found female reproductive organs inside a man’s body in the Indian state of&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur. The man, a father of two, went to doctors for his hernia treatment when doctors found something strange inside his body.

The man named Rajgir Mistri, 46, was in severe pain and decided to go for a free hernia check-up camp where he consulted Dr Narendra Dev, a professor at BRD Medical College, as per an India Today report.&nbsp;

During a surgery for Mistri’s hernia discovered a developed flesh inside his body, which was disrupting his internal organs.&nbsp;

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Upon detailed analysis, Dr Dev later scheduled Mistri for surgery to treat him. However, during the operation, it was discovered that the mass that caused the hernia was, in fact, an underdeveloped uterus. The doctors also found an ovary adjacent to it.

The doctor told the media outlet that Mistri doesn’t have any female-like features and&nbsp;the presence of female genitalia is a birth deformity in his body. The patient is healthy after the operation and recovering well.

In a similar case, last month, a 16-inch bottle gourd was discovered inside a 60-year-old farmer’s rectum in Madhya Pradesh. As per various reports, the gourd was located in the back after an X-ray, and the doctors said that the foreign object caused severe internal injuries.

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A team of doctors successfully removed the vegetable after a two-hour-long operation.

“The night before last, a patient from the Khajuraho area arrived with abdominal pain. Around 3.30 am, he first went to the Mission Hospital, where the doctor refused to treat him. Subsequently, he came to the district hospital,” Dr Jatav told India Today.

“Upon examination, it was found that he had inserted a gourd into his rectum. He was admitted and operated on, during which the membrane ruptured. With the assistance of two other doctors, a gourd approximately one and a half feet long was removed,” he added.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a bizarre turn of events, doctors found female reproductive organs inside a man’s body in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur. The man, a father of two, went to doctors for his hernia treatment when doctors found something strange inside his body.

In a bizarre turn of events, doctors found female reproductive organs inside a man’s body in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur. The man, a father of two, went to doctors for his hernia treatment when doctors found something strange inside his body. The man named Rajgir Mistri, 46, was in severe pain and decided to go for a free hernia check-up camp where he consulted Dr Narendra Dev, a professor at BRD Medical College, as per an India Today report. During a surgery for Mistri’s hernia discovered a developed flesh inside his body, which was disrupting his internal organs. Also Read | Japan witnessing phenomenon of 'evaporated' people. What is it? Upon detailed analysis, Dr Dev later scheduled Mistri for surgery to treat him. However, during the operation, it was discovered that the mass that caused the hernia was, in fact, an underdeveloped uterus. The doctors also found an ovary adjacent to it. The doctor told the media outlet that Mistri doesn’t have any female-like features and the presence of female genitalia is a birth deformity in his body. The patient is healthy after the operation and recovering well. In a similar case, last month, a 16-inch bottle gourd was discovered inside a 60-year-old farmer’s rectum in Madhya Pradesh. As per various reports, the gourd was located in the back after an X-ray, and the doctors said that the foreign object caused severe internal injuries. Also Read | Man dumps family on dream vacation after his mother-in-law uses his toothpaste A team of doctors successfully removed the vegetable after a two-hour-long operation. “The night before last, a patient from the Khajuraho area arrived with abdominal pain. Around 3.30 am, he first went to the Mission Hospital, where the doctor refused to treat him. Subsequently, he came to the district hospital,” Dr Jatav told India Today. “Upon examination, it was found that he had inserted a gourd into his rectum. He was admitted and operated on, during which the membrane ruptured. With the assistance of two other doctors, a gourd approximately one and a half feet long was removed,” he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Doctors stunned after they found uterus, ovary inside father during hernia operation

The Border Security Force (<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/over-7200-paramilitary-troops-to-be-withdrawn-from-jammu-and-kashmir-270142">BSF</a>) organised a free medical camp in Poonch's Khanater village on Wednesday which was attended by a large number of local residents.

Besides medical check-up, free medicines were also provided to the people.

"It is our effort for these people who are committed to the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/2-civilians-dead-8-security-personnel-injured-as-pakistan-violates-ceasefire-at-loc-in-jk-265995">protection of the country</a>. We know this area lacks medical facilities. So, we decided to extend medical facilities to them," ID Singh, DIG, BSF told sources.

A local, Mohd Shabbir, said that the BSF organises medical camps from time to time in the area.

"BSF has organised medical camps earlier too. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/second-phase-of-back-to-village-programme-begins-in-jammu-kashmir-264529">People</a> from far-flung areas have come to the camp," he said.

The Border Security Force (BSF) organised a free medical camp in Poonch's Khanater village on Wednesday which was attended by a large number of local residents. Besides medical check-up, free medicines were also provided to the people.

The Border Security Force (BSF) organised a free medical camp in Poonch's Khanater village on Wednesday which was attended by a large number of local residents. Besides medical check-up, free medicines were also provided to the people. "It is our effort for these people who are committed to the protection of the country. We know this area lacks medical facilities. So, we decided to extend medical facilities to them," ID Singh, DIG, BSF told sources. A local, Mohd Shabbir, said that the BSF organises medical camps from time to time in the area. "BSF has organised medical camps earlier too. People from far-flung areas have come to the camp," he said.

J&K: Border Security Force organises medical camp in Poonch

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) on Tuesday established a medical camp on Haripur Road in Sangli to ensure medical help to people in the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/maharashtra-chief-minister-fadnavis-ministers-to-donate-months-salary-for-flood-relief-242782">flood-affected district</a>.

As the rescue operations are coming to an end in Sangli and Kolhapur districts, the authorities have set up the camps to ensure that people receive necessary medical attention.&nbsp;

Two doctors of NDRF along with paramedics and support staff are stationed at the camp with essential medicines.

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As on Monday, 43 people have lost their lives due to floods in Pune division as the floods caused by heavy rainfall has brought life to a standstill.

More than four lakh people were rescued from 584 villages and evacuated to 596 temporary shelters in Pune, Sangli, Kolhapur, Satara and Solapur districts.

Around 302 medical teams are currently active in Satara, Sangli and Kolhapur districts.

Light to Moderate rainfall has been predicted by the India Meteorological Department in the five districts of Pune division for the next four days.&nbsp;

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) on Tuesday established a medical camp on Haripur Road in Sangli to ensure medical help to people in the flood-affected district.

The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) on Tuesday established a medical camp on Haripur Road in Sangli to ensure medical help to people in the flood-affected district. As the rescue operations are coming to an end in Sangli and Kolhapur districts, the authorities have set up the camps to ensure that people receive necessary medical attention. Two doctors of NDRF along with paramedics and support staff are stationed at the camp with essential medicines. #MaharashtraFloods: National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has established a medical camp on Haripur road in Sangli. Two doctors of NDRF along with paramedics and support staff with essential medicines are present there to ensure medical help to people. pic.twitter.com/pPw3Anz9Zu — ANI (@ANI) August 13, 2019 × As on Monday, 43 people have lost their lives due to floods in Pune division as the floods caused by heavy rainfall has brought life to a standstill. More than four lakh people were rescued from 584 villages and evacuated to 596 temporary shelters in Pune, Sangli, Kolhapur, Satara and Solapur districts. Around 302 medical teams are currently active in Satara, Sangli and Kolhapur districts. Light to Moderate rainfall has been predicted by the India Meteorological Department in the five districts of Pune division for the next four days.

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