The Woman Took The Beginning Of Childbirth For Signs Of Urolithiasis

The woman took the beginning of childbirth for signs of urolithiasis

About a year ago, the doctor told Stephanie about the onset of premenopause and that the likelihood of pregnancy is practically zero.

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Stephanie Jaegers went to the hospital with severe abdominal pain. She was convinced that the pain was related to kidney stones. The question of the doctor who was examining her about the timing of her pregnancy shocked her. She replied that she was not pregnant, and that her next menstruation was going away right now. In order to dispel doubts, the doctor ordered an ultrasound examination, during which it turned out that Stephanie is nine months pregnant, already in labor. According to the doctors, the baby was in breech position and was due to be born in about an hour. And so it happened - newborn Sean was born at the appointed time.

The newly minted parents, Stephanie and her husband Michael, were thrilled - they began to wonder how they could have missed the pregnancy. In addition, they began to remember what Stephanie's lifestyle had been in recent months - she had to take an X-ray of her ankle due to a fracture, together with her older children (before Sean was born, the Jagers already had three children), she visited an amusement park and rode a roller coaster … The fears of the parents were in vain - Sean is absolutely healthy.

In the last months before giving birth, Stephanie often complained of a feeling of heaviness in her stomach. Her menstruation was irregular - about a year ago, the doctor told her about the onset of premenopause and that the likelihood of pregnancy almost tends to zero. Most of the signs characteristic of pregnancy were absent.

The history of the Jagers family quickly hit the Internet - now congratulations on the birth of their son come to them from all over the world.

Source: She went into the hospital for kidney stones and came home with a baby

When Shaun Jude Jaegers grows up, he'll have a heck of a story to tell about his birth.

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