If you have any of the following please tell your midwife/obstetrician as soon as possible or ring the hospital.
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Bleeding - seek help with any vaginal bleeding
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Oedema or swelling of your ankles or fingers
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Fetal movements - your baby should move at least 10 times a day, even in the last few weeks of pregnancy when there is less room.
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Any chills or fevers
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Any abdominal pain that is severe or persists
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Any severe headaches especially with blurred visions, flashing lights or spots
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Pain or burning when passing urine. You may pass urine more frequently but pain or smelly urine is not normal.
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Waters breaking, ruptured membranes
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If you start labour before 37 weeks
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If you are unwell or concerned
