Woman rushed to hospital with appendicitis, gets shock of her life: He just came out of nowhere

A young woman rushed to the hospital with suspected appendicitis ended up giving birth to a baby boy.Megan Isherwood, 26, was rushed to the hospital after suffering severe pains in her right side and vomiting up blood.Doctors at Blackburn Hospital feared she had appendicitis and ordered ultrasound and CT scans.To their surprise they saw a little head and foot and realized that she was pregnant — even though she had taken a test days earlier which was negative.The bar manager was then blue — lighted to Burnley hospital but on the way she gave birth to little Jaxson who weighed 4.6lbs on Sept 9.Isherwood, from Blackburn, Lancs, said: “I was speechless — I couldn’t believe what had just happened.“I had no bump, no symptoms at all, he just came out of nowhere.“I wouldn’t change anything for it other than I wish Jaxson had let me know that he was around before he was born.“He is a miracle.”On the day Isherwood gave birth she woke up at 4 p.m.feeling ill and asked her friend, Gabbie Rose, 26, to drop off a bottle of Coke as she felt her blood sugar was low.Isherwood said: “When Gabbie arrived, she told me I looked terrible as I was hunched over and that I needed to go to the hospital.“I have a high pain threshold, so she knew I had something wrong with me.”Gabbie then called 111 and an ambulance arrived within an hour.The has revealed that paramedics checked her over and assumed she was suffering from appendicitis due to the pain she was feeling on the right side of her body as well as her high heart rate and nausea.She arrived at Blackburn hospital at 5:30 p.m.

and was taken to the intensive care unit.Isherwood was next in line to be seen by a doctor when “blood gushed” out of her and soaked the bed.She was rushed into a room and told how “15 doctors were crowded around her trying to find out what was wrong”.She said: “They decided to do a CT scan as well as an ultrasound to rule out pregnancy but that was when they found a head and ...