WATCH: Woman shares picture of hair and teeth growing in her womb

File photo: When TikToker Sandwitchbread shared her recent experience on the social media platform, her post immediately went viral. Picture: Reuters

File photo: When TikToker Sandwitchbread shared her recent experience on the social media platform, her post immediately went viral. Picture: Reuters

Published Feb 9, 2022

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Imagine visiting your gynaecologist for a routine check-up only to have her tell you that, no, you’re not pregnant, it’s much worse?

When TikToker Sandwitchbread shared her recent experience on the social media platform, her post immediately went viral.

She explained that she went to her doctor for the first time since giving birth to her son because she was having abnormal pain in her abdomen and abnormal bleeding that wasn’t consistent with her period.

“I had gotten a bunch of negative pregnancy tests, so I know I’m not pregnant,” she said.

While having an ultrasound done, her doctor said she saw something in there. “So I stay silent for the rest of the ultrasound because at this point I think I have cancer,” she said.

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@sandwitchbread The movie teeth irl. i can’t wait for surgery, Im gonna keep them in a wet specimen jar. #dermoidcyst #dermoidovariancyst #cyst #gyno #teeth ♬ original sound - page

When her doctor shared the results of the ultrasound, Sandwitchbread said: “She looks me in the eyes and tells me that I have a 7cm chicken egg-sized cyst called a dermoid cyst.”

“A dermoid cyst is an enclosed sac near the surface of the skin that forms during a baby’s development in the uterus,” according to Healthline.com.

In Sandwitchbread’s case, her cyst had grown hair and teeth, and were particles of foetal tissue that were separated while she was pregnant with her son.

“For about two years now, I’ve had particles of my son growing in my uterus, teeth and hair,” she added.

The good news is that dermoid cysts are common and are usually harmless. But they need to be removed surgically, says Healthline.com.

Towards the end of her viral post, Sandwitchbread shared the ultrasound image of her cyst. The only way to describe it is a mushroom growing hair and teeth.

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