Call your health care provider right away if you have:

• Unusual or severe cramping or abdominal pain

• Noticeable changes in your baby’s movement after 28 weeks gestation (if you don’t count 10 movements in 2 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 leak

• Pressure in the pelvis or vagina

Also call your health care provider if you have any of the following conditions during pregnancy:

• A fever over 100° Fahrenheit

• Severe or persistent vomiting

• Severe diarrhea

• Fainting spells or dizziness

• Pain, burning, or trouble urinating

• Unusual vaginal discharge

• Vaginal bleeding

• Swelling in your hands, fingers, or face

• Blurred vision or spots before your eyes

• Sore, cracked, or bleeding nipples

• Severe headaches

• Blurred vision

• Pain or cramping in your arms, legs, or chest