An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy that develops outside the uterus and it is very rare, almost impossible, for it to develop normally and for a healthy baby to be born.
When the egg is fertilized, instead of descending to nest in the uterus, it begins to grow in some other organ, almost always in the fallopian tubes or in an ovary.
This type of pregnancy puts the mother's life at risk because it can lead to internal bleeding. Generally, they end up in an early abortion, although most women who have had an extrauterine pregnancy can then have a healthy pregnancy.
But because of mysterious things of destiny that some of us call miracles, in Australia it was born by caesarean section a girl who has developed in her mother's right ovary.
The woman had not suffered any type of pain or hemorrhage, even the ultrasound did not suspect anything strange, although I can not understand how it can go unnoticed that the baby is housed in an ovary instead of the womb. It was not until the day of caesarean section that doctors realized the ovarian pregnancy and said that the fallopian tube was so stretched that it could break at any time.
The mother and the baby have been at great risk but fortunately they are in perfect condition. I am sure that the mother will not stop thinking that if the ectopic pregnancy had been detected in the revisions today she would not be hugging her baby.
