Woman seeks treatment for kidney stones, discovers pregnancy and gives birth on the same day Tatiane dos Santos felt "strange" pain, sought medical help because she believed she had kidney stones, but ended up discovering she was pregnant and gave birth, on the same day, to little Louise Emanuelly, who was born healthy. All of this happened within 12 hours, in the Northwest of Paraná. Tatiane, who is not a first-time mother, told g1 that she had a 39-week pregnancy without noticing any of the signs that a pregnancy can bring. According to an expert, not noticing pregnancy is rare, but it can happen for a variety of reasons. See explanation below. ? Follow g1 Londrina and the region on WhatsApp "I lived my life as if there was no tomorrow. [...] I ate normally, went to work normally, everything was normal", she remembers. This Tuesday (7), Louise completed 15 days of life. She was born on June 22nd. At the time, the mother remembers that she woke up at 5am feeling a strong pain in her back, which radiated to the "foot of her belly". Due to the intensity, she decided to go to the hospital after packing her children, two boys aged 11 and four, and leaving them in the care of her sister, as her husband was going to work. Louise was born at 4:59 pm on June 22, weighing 3,335 kilos and 48 centimeters. Provided by the family At the hospital in Alto Paraná, Tatiane remembers that she told the doctor that she had undergone treatment for a urinary tract infection over the last six months and that she believed she had a stone moving. She was then asked to undergo an ultrasound at a clinic in Paranavaí, 18 kilometers from the city. The exam took place at 2:20 pm, and the surprise came right when the doctor started the procedure: "There's a [baby]. You're in labor pain", recalls Tatiane. Following the discovery, the mother underwent another transfer to Santa Casa de Paranavaí, where Louise was born through a normal, uneventful birth. She came into the world weighing 3,335 kilos and 48 centimeters. Tatiane claims that she gave birth to Louise without having classic pregnancy symptoms. Personal archive Read also: See how other municipalities are doing: Without a police station or Municipal Guard, the city of Paraná has been without a homicide for more than 13 years Vacancies: Copel's selection process foresees the hiring of more than 140 electricians Overcoming: Singer plays the viola during surgery to remove a brain tumor Name 'in fright' and surprised father The name Louise Emanuelly was chosen "in fright", based on a suggestion from Tatiane's sister, the baby's aunt. Other women who were at the hospital where the birth took place also tried to help with the mission. "At the time you can't reason everything out", remembers the mother. The baby's father, who has been Tatiane's husband for 12 years, was working when everything happened. The service location does not have a telephone signal and it was not possible to make contact with him, so he only found out about the pregnancy and birth at 8 pm, three hours after the birth. "He felt surprised, with his mouth open. He said he didn't imagine it," he said. Tatiane said she didn't think she was pregnant because she didn't identify the symptoms, as happened the first two times she got pregnant. She highlights that she did not notice the lack of menstruation, as she had an irregular cycle with little flow. Other symptoms, such as changes in weight and physique, were also not noticed. "As I'm very 'strong', I didn't have a little belly, because it's still here [...] Louise stayed very quiet, hidden, didn't move or anything." Doctor issues warning g1 sought out a specialist - who did not provide assistance to Tatiane or Louise - to understand whether it is possible for a pregnancy to occur without the woman realizing it. Gynecologist and obstetrician Gustavo Vitorino explained that not knowing about pregnancy is very rare, because pregnancies, in general, are marked by "unpleasant" sensations, such as nausea and cramps. The doctor reported that such symptoms are not mandatory, but that women usually end up identifying that they are pregnant due to a delay in menstruation. There are, however, "less common cases" of women who have this perception altered by overweight and menstrual irregularity. The doctor also warned that not identifying a pregnancy means that mother and baby do not undergo prenatal care, creating risks that can be identified during these tests. VIDEOS: Most watched from g1 PR Read more news from g1 North and Northwest.