Video Of Doctor Saving Lifeless Newborn Wins Internet's Heart

Doctors are often regarded as akin to God because they can save lives. Whenever we face physical ailments, it is the doctors who come to our aid. If they diagnose a disease in time, even critically ill patients can be saved.

A video of such a doctor is currently going viral. In the video, he is seen holding a newborn baby in his hands. When he noticed that the baby showed no signs of life, the doctor didn’t hesitate or lose hope. He remained steadfast, and what happened next was nothing short of a miracle. You will be amazed after watching the video:

The video shows the doctor emerging from the operating room, holding a small, limp child in his arms. The child appears lifeless, with no visible signs of movement or response. At this moment, the doctor immediately begins attempting to revive the baby using various medical devices. When the child still doesn’t respond, he continues trying other methods. After considerable effort, the baby can finally be heard crying, signifying that he had been successfully resuscitated.

The viral video was shared on Instagram by an account called educativefeed. Within just one day, it was viewed by over 1.4 million people and liked by more than 88,000. The comments section was flooded with praise for the doctor’s efforts. One user wrote, “If heaven exists, this doctor will surely be there,” while another commented, “All my prayers are with him.”

In a separate incident, a nine-year-old girl in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, was given a new lease of life this week when a doctor successfully removed a pin stuck in her stomach, all without surgery. The girl, Safia Pathan, had accidentally swallowed a sharp pin a few days prior, which caused her severe stomach pain. Her family sought help from several doctors and tried numerous home remedies, but nothing worked.

They initially attempted remedies such as feeding her bananas and giving her medicines to help clear her stomach. However, when the pin still didn’t pass, they decided to take Safia to a doctor, leading to her recovery.