When to Call Your Health Care Provider During Pregnancy

Your Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy

Unusual or severe cramping or abdominal pain
Noticeable changes as a decrease in your baby’s movement after 28 weeks gestation (If you don’t count 10 movements in two hours or less).
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath that seems to be getting worse.
Signs of premature labor including:
Regular tightening or pain in the lower abdomen or back
Any bleeding in the second or third trimester
Fluid leaking
Pressure in the pelvis or vagina
A fever higher than 100 degrees Fahrenheit
Severe or persistent vomiting
Severe diarrhea
Fainting spells or dizziness
Pain, burning or trouble urinating
Unusual vaginal discharge
Swelling in your hands, fingers or face.
Blurred vision or spots before your eyes
One leg swollen more than the other