The uncommon illness that still stays undiscovered and anonymous causes her to drain suddenly from her head, hands and feet with no indications of a harm. Known as the "young lady who cries blood", Twinkle Dwivedi has been the subject of various restorative research studies and TV shows, for example, Body Shock and a National Geographic documentary.While some call her uncommon malady an awful sign, others guarantee she is controlled. However Dr. George Buchanan, a pediatrician at the University of Texas Southwestern and Children's Medical Center in Dallas, who went by the 13-year-old tormented with the startling condition at the command of National Geographic Channel, says that he trusts Dwivedi's condition is undoubtedly psychiatric instead of therapeutic and that he presumes she experiences Munchausen Syndrome wherein individuals envision certain restorative side effects and afterward physically reproduce them. Dr. Buchanan uncovered to the Today Show that when he analyzed Twinkle he found no indications of damage, and no practical clarification as to where the blood was really originating from. The blood appeared to just leak through the skin, which he says was very impossible.He additionally indicates the likelihood that it could be Twinkle Dwivedi's mom who is experiencing Munchausen disorder, and it is her who is making the blood and setting it on her kid.
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