Summary
A woman in Indianapolis, Indiana, thought an ultrasound showed a cancerous mass, but it turned out to be her unborn baby's head. Krista Sciscoe discovered she was 29 weeks pregnant after experiencing symptoms she initially linked to her medical history and birth control. Despite the surprise, both Sciscoe and her baby are healthy and doing well.
Key Facts
- Krista Sciscoe felt normal for most of 2025 until she experienced severe back pain and weight gain in November.
- Sciscoe had a history of miscarriages and had undergone a medical procedure that impacted her uterus.
- Her doctor planned an ultrasound to investigate unusual bleeding and suspected conditions like polyps or tumors.
- During the ultrasound, Sciscoe was told she was pregnant instead of having a tumor.
- She was already 29 weeks and five days into her pregnancy at the time of the ultrasound.
- Despite the initial shock, Sciscoe and her husband are happy about the news after facing past pregnancy challenges.
- Sciscoe's baby is in good health, weighing around 2 pounds and 13 ounces in a recent scan.
