Is it Serious? Check your Pregnancy Symptoms
In many cases pregnancy symptoms can be treated easily and will not lead to a serious complication. But sometimes they are signs of something more serious.
In many cases pregnancy symptoms can be treated easily and will not lead to a serious complication. But sometimes they are signs of something more serious.
Read more about pregnancy complications in our pregnancy symptom checker and understand when to call your midwife or maternity unit.
If your symptoms are severe, or if you have noticed any change or reduction in your baby’s movements, contact your local labour ward immediately.
Trust your instincts: If you feel something is wrong, even if it’s not in our symptom checker, contact your midwife or maternity unit immediately.
Pregnancy complications include:
Spotting or light bleeding
Constant vomiting
Leaking fluid
Painful urination
Persistent severe headache
Swelling in face, hands or legs
Contractions or cramps
Itching, especially on hands and feet
Sharp or continuing abdominal pain
Pelvic pain
Blurred vision, seeing spots
Baby’s movements slow down or pattern changes
High temperature
Is it serious? Pregnancy warning signs to look out for | Tommy's (tommys.org)