A woman of two is barely able to move after her stomach grew uncontrolled for two years as a result of an unidentified illness.

The woman first gave off the impression of being pregnant. Nobody could figure out why her stomach had grown into a huge round.

It was baffling.

A farmer from Guizhou Province in China named Huang Guoxian claims her abdomen has grown and now weighs 44 pounds.

The 36-year-old claims that the woman has trouble sleeping and standing for extended periods of time.

She has visited her neighborhood hospital a number of times, where doctors have tried several medicines and have run a battery of tests, but her stomach keeps expanding. Her face, legs, and arms were getting smaller, but her tummy was growing.

The state of affairs got worse. The woman started having trouble breathing, eating, and even moving.

Huang believes it is tough for her to care for her son and daughter while her husband is away at work, so she enlists the aid of her grandparents and kids to help around the house.

She is also attempting to raise money to pay for the rising medical expenses associated with trying to figure out what is wrong with her.

Huang claims that she was in discomfort as her belly began to develop two years ago, but that medication helped to lessen the pain and that her tummy has since continued to grow.

She was diagnosed with a multitude of illnesses, including liver cirrhosis, ovarian cancer, and an abnormal buildup of fluid in the chest and abdomen, the Daily Mail reports, citing Chinese authorities.

Her stomach only grew back after one doctor tried to remove the extra fluid, and another thought she could have a benign tumor.

She regularly gets mistaken for a woman who is extremely pregnant, and the mass has really upset her.

The Daily Mail quotes her as saying, “I would become furious by the smallest movement.”

She is currently working to raise $4,241 for a procedure that might save her life.

I can’t even begin to comprehend how awful and depressed this woman must feel, and my heart hurts for her since she lacks the resources to pay for all of the costs associated with identifying and treating her.