A TikTok user has narrated how she didn’t know she was pregnant at 15 and gave birth on the first day of school resumption.
The social media user who disclosed that she was a Year 11 pupil, said she discovered she was about to have a baby on the night of the first day of school resumption.
The TikTok user who uses the name Alexis on the platform said she was getting ready to go to bed when she began feeling pain in her lower back and screamed for her mum who was shocked by what she was seeing.
She disclosed that when her mum lifted her skirt, she saw the top of her baby’s head pushing through the opening of her vagina.
Sharing intimate details about how she gave birth to her son Harry on September 6, 2017, Alexis said;
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‘My mum mentioning she had heartburn when pregnant with me, me realising I have had a bit of heartburn lately and taking a pregnancy test during the summer holidays.
‘The test being negative and me still having regular periods and no more symptoms, goes back to school for my 1st day in [year] 11 on September 5.
‘Having a perfectly OK day back at school. Getting ready for bed having a bit of back pain so taking painkillers and thinking nothing of it.
‘Not sleeping all night due to the constant back pain, waking my mum and dad up at 6am telling them and they think I’m just trying to get a day off so into my uniform I get.
‘Going to the toilet before I set off to school and having the urge to push, me screaming [for] my mum and telling her I think I’m giving birth.
‘My mum shouting me to come downstairs then looking up my skirt to check and going into shock when she sees a head, my dad running out the door for pregnancy test.
‘Ended up giving birth to my baby on the living room floor with no knowledge I was [pregnant].’
Alexis also confirmed that she had regular periods and no symptoms, bump,s or signs of pregnancy. In addition, she took a pregnancy test in the summer which was negative.
The TikTok user stated that she went through a cryptic pregnancy, which conventional medical testing methods failed to detect.
