Call Right Away If You Have Any of the Following Symptoms:

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Signs of Concern: 

• Decreased fetal movement
• Bright red vaginal bleeding
• Unrelenting abdominal pain or strong cramps
• Severe headaches w/ dizziness and/or blurry vision/visual disturbance
• Severe vomiting or nausea
• Sudden swelling of face and/or hands
• Fever above 100 with chills
• Fever above 100 for more than 24 hrs
• Pain or burning with urination or inability to urinate
• Decreased fetal movement and baby cant be stimulated to move
• Contractions prior to 36 wks that are rhythmic and do not lessen with change of activity
• Gushing fluid from the vagina prior to 36 weeks of pregnancy
• Deep pressure in the pelvis prior to 36 weeks of pregnancy
• Stabbing shoulder pain not related to obvious injury
• Excessive diarrhea
• Muscular convulsions 
• Anything that feels threatening or suspicious

Signs of Labor:

• Water coming from the vagina. This can be a sudden gush or a small trickle (not to be confused with heavy discharge of late pregnancy).
• Blood tinged mucous discharge with more than 6 contractions in ½ hour.
• Regular uterine contractions that are becoming stronger, longer, and more frequent, that do not slow or lessen with change of activity (may be very early labor)
• 12 contractions in 1 hour, each lasting 1 minute long and they are getting stronger and closer together.
• Sudden or deepening pressure.

If you cannot reach us call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.