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Painful cramps turned out to be baby
A woman who was admitted to hospital to have painful ovaries removed and came home with a 32-week-old baby is due to find out how the advanced pregnancy was missed.
Rebecca Oldham, 25, said she had three scans, two blood tests and six pregnancy tests to try to explain severe abdominal cramping.
She was admitted to Middlemore Hospital in November last year to have her ovaries removed but doctors instead discovered a 4kg (9lb) baby.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=11274190
Women's bodies are amazing when they can even fool all of our modern testing. And the Doctors plus the woman too, wow!
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