Thinking she had gastritis, the girl was shocked when the doctor said "she's about to give birth", 1 hour later!

Recently, a rare case in China caused a stir in public opinion when a woman was hospitalized for severe abdominal pain, thought to be a digestive problem, but unexpectedly gave birth to a tiny baby in just a few moments.

The incident took place in Ezhou City, Hubei Province, where Ms. Li experienced an unexpected journey of "carrying a heavy load of pregnancy and giving birth". According to Jimu News, in mid-June, after lunch, Ms. Li suddenly suffered from severe abdominal pain.

Based on her own experience and thinking that she might have overeaten or had digestive problems, Ms. Li believed that this was just a common stomach ache. Therefore, at around 2 p.m. that same day, she decided to ride her electric scooter to a small hospital near her home to check the situation.

At the hospital, while performing an abdominal ultrasound to find the cause of the pain, the doctors and Ms. Li herself were extremely surprised. The frequency and intensity of the abdominal pain increased suddenly, completely different from the symptoms of a normal stomach ache.

At the same time, biological signs showed that Ms. Li was in labor. Her uterus contracted regularly and her water even broke. Realizing the urgency of the situation, a team of obstetricians and nurses were quickly assembled to assist. Just over an hour after being admitted to the hospital with the intention of examining her stomach, specifically at 3:22 p.m. the same day, Ms. Li successfully gave birth to a healthy baby boy weighing 2.5 kg.

When she was told she was pregnant and about to give birth, Ms. Li was completely shocked. "I was really shocked when the doctor told me I was pregnant. I didn't feel anything," she shared. The reason for this was that Ms. Li's menstrual cycle was irregular, so she didn't pay attention to the delay. In addition, she didn't experience any of the usual signs of pregnancy such as morning sickness, nausea, or obvious changes in her body like in her previous pregnancy. "The last time I was pregnant, I had very bad morning sickness, but this time I didn't have any," Ms. Li said.

More specifically, Ms. Li and her husband already have a 6-year-old son and have absolutely no plans to have more children. The couple always actively use safe contraceptive methods when having sex. Therefore, it is unimaginable that a small creature is growing inside her body every day without her knowing. "I still ride an electric motorbike every day without knowing anything.

"Apart from a slight weight gain, I didn't see any other symptoms, so I still regularly exercised. Luckily, the baby was born safely, proving that the baby was very healthy," Ms. Li said happily, still surprised. Immediately after receiving the news, Ms. Li's husband, who was working in another city, immediately returned to Ezhou to take care of his wife and newborn child.

Li’s case, though rare, has sparked discussion about what’s known as a cryptic pregnancy. This is a condition in which a woman doesn’t know she’s pregnant until she goes into labor or is close to her due date. There are many reasons for this, including: Early signs of pregnancy, such as nausea, fatigue, and weight gain, can be mistaken for other health issues, such as stress, hormonal changes, or digestive problems. For example, in Li’s case, abdominal pain was mistaken for a stomach problem, and some women don’t experience morning sickness or obvious physical changes, or their abdomen doesn’t grow significantly during pregnancy.

Li’s story is a powerful reminder of the importance of listening to your body and getting regular checkups. While it’s not always possible to spot changes early, proactive health checks are essential, especially for women of childbearing age.

Understanding your cycle, early signs of pregnancy, and not ignoring any unusual symptoms, no matter how small, can help detect potential problems early and be best prepared for any situation.

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