Girl has 5-ft long hairball removed from stomach + 11 INCREDIBLE medical miracles that’ll shock you

Doctors must have been shocked when they pulled this massive hair ball out of a teen girl in India. Kavita Kumari's stomach eventually couldn't support her food intake and she started vomiting each time she was force fed. Doctors performed an endoscopy to remove the hairball and Kumari recovered well.

Back in February, news hit that a baby girl in China was born pregnant with twin fetuses inside of her. The poor infant suffered from fetus-in-fetu, a condition that occurs when a developing fetus dies and gets "absorbed" by the healthy twin. The fetuses were removed and studied. Thankfully, the baby girl was in a healthy state after.

This story surfaced in May and was truly inspiring and heartbreaking. A Nebraskan mom named Karla Perez suffered a stroke and was declared brain dead while expecting her unborn child. The 22-year-old mom-to-be was in a coma and struggling for her life. Her family decided to keep her alive until she gave birth to her son. She gave birth to a healthy baby boy, but passed away right after.

Last year, a boy from Morocco named Yahya made headlines due to his rare facial deformity, which included being born without eyes, nose or a jaw. Just last month, Yahya was able to get facial reconstruction surgery. His medical journey will continue with additional surgeries, but he's happy, healthy and doing well.

A Chinese newborn was found buried alive in the province of Guangxi back in May. He was discovered buried in a grave by farm workers. Turns out, he was out in the field for nearly 10 days and survived! His parents reportedly paid someone to get rid of the baby after discovering that he was born with birth defects.

At just 17, Katrina Burgess was told she may never walk again after suffering a severe car crash where she broke her neck and back. Her spinal injuries seemed irreversible, but doctors operated and placed 11 metal rods in her spine to cure her in 2009. Several months later she was walking again and had a second chance at life.

In Gaza City last year, a Palestinian mother was killed during an airstrike, which forced doctors to perform an emergency C-section to save her baby. The premature baby's survival is nothing short of a miracle.

In May of last year, Australian couple Kate and David Ogg made headlines after giving birth to fraternal twins prematurely. The story doesn't end there. One of the twins passed away and was clinically labeled as dead. The mom decided to lay her baby on her chest to say goodbye and suddenly she felt him gasp for air. This proves the power of a mother's touch.

Teen girl D'Zhana Simmons received a heart transplant to replace her enlarged heart, but the new organ failed to function. Unfortunately, doctors didn't have a replacement heart to operate on Simmons so she was left waiting nearly 4 months for a new heart. She was kept alive with an artificial heart and managed to survive.

Adele Rivas was diagnosed with stage-two breast cancer when she was 34 years old. Doctors declared that she was infertile and had a very small chance of getting pregnant naturally. A few months later, the couple confirmed they were expecting a baby. Rivas got a mastectomy during her first trimester and proceeded with chemotherapy in her second and third trimesters. She gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Constantine in October 2014.

Shanelle Ragin of Maryland was born with half a heart, but she still risked her own life to give birth to a precious baby. Ragin was able to get a life-saving procedure called a Fontan to fix the heart issue. She gave birth to her son Carter in summer 2014.

You hear about an eye for an eye, but never an eye for a tooth. In 2009, Martin Jones was left blind on his left eye after a work accident. In Britain, he received an operation to have a piece of a tooth implanted in his eye to hold the new lens grafted from his skin. His eye sight was fully recovered.