Predictable Pregnant Apparently Honeydew Growing Cancer in the Stomach

A woman thinks she's expecting her first child after her weight continued to rise and the growing belly. After review, apparently not the fetus that made his stomach swell, but malignant tumors (cancer) melon-sized fruit.

Kayleigh Terry (21 years) tested negative when checked by a gynecologist. But the condition of her stomach continued to swell and be painful.

To be sure, an ultrasound scan was performed and a surprising doctors found no cancer for melons grown in the area around the breast to the lower abdomen.

Kayleigh was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, which is a type of bone cancer is rare, usually characterized by pain in the bones and mostly found in children and adolescents. Kayleigh had to undergo emergency chemotherapy to shrink cancerous tumors that are potentially lethal.

Kayleigh had to lose her hair and eyelashes, and 19 kg of weight after a malignant tumor began to shrink and has appointed a few months later.

"I think I'll be your mother and I never thought I would have a tumor growing inside my body. It just looks like a baby bump," said Kayleigh Terry coming from Warrington.

Initially, Kayleigh could not believe that he was suffering from cancer. But now he can be relieved and grateful to be alive.

"I am very relieved to be alive and hopefully I will have children in the future. I am very excited for everything now. I can not wait to see what happened in 2012," he explained.

Kayleigh was diagnosed with cancer just days after his birthday is the 19th in July 2009. The teenager was lying and sunbathing in her garden, at a barbecue birthday. When it was his friends remarked how big her belly protruding.

A month before the diagnosis he was suffering from severe stomach pain, tiredness, loss of appetite and abdominal bloating rapidly. Because of his illness, he was even forced to take a hot shower in the early morning hours.

"I've never been to the doctor and they said it was something to do with my stomach. Pregnancy entered my mind because I have a boyfriend, but I am taking birth control pills, and as soon as my stomach began to swell, I did a test but the result is negative," said Kayleigh .

He was very surprised when the doctor show the ultrasound results with a large mass seen in the stomach. Kayleigh finally had to undergo two months of chemotherapy at Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology, to reduce the size of a tumor from 'Honeydew' to the size of 'lemony', followed by four more months before the tumor was appointed in January 2010.