How Can a Man Grow a Fetus Inside Him for 36 Years?

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The discussion centers on the phenomenon known as "fetus in fetu," highlighted by a segment from TLC's "101 Things Removed From the Human Body." This rare condition involves a parasitic twin that develops within the body of its sibling, often leading to severe deformities. The case mentioned involved a fetus that had been growing inside a man for over 36 years, described as highly deformed and resembling a rotting alien. The term "fetus in fetu" yields over 6,000 search results, indicating its significance in medical literature. The condition occurs when one twin envelops the other early in development, leading to the unique and often disturbing presentations seen in such cases.
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Last night I was watching "101 Things Removed From the Human Body" on TLC. The last thing was like a fetus that has been growing inside a man for over 36 years. I said "wow..." I was just dieing to know how this process works of a man growing a twin fetus inside of them. (By the way, they showed what it looked like, and it didn't actually look like a regular human, highly deformed, but you could tell it could grow into one, it also looked particularly nasty, like a rotting alien. ) :eek:
 
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Yes, it is an interesting phenomena. The correct term is "fetus in fetu" and if you do a google search using this term over 6000 hitsw will come up. Here is http://www.ijri.org/articles/archives/2003-13-1/obstetric_93.htm . It is generally considered to be a parasitic twin that was enveloped by the carrier twin very early on in development.
 
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