If you are pregnant and any of these occur, call your healthcare provider:
- Blurred vision, spots, or light flashes with or without a headache
- A hot, reddened painful area on your calf or behind your knee
- Pain or burning when you urinate, or unusually frequent urination
- Temperature above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit lasting longer than 24 hours
- Sudden severe or continuous pain or cramping in the lower abdomen
- Bleeding or spotting from your vagina
- Injury to your stomach
- Sudden, severe swelling of your hands, feet or face
- Sores or blisters on your genitals (possibly herpes)
- Symptoms of vaginal infection - itching, burning and increase of unusual discharge
- Involved in a car accident
- Severe headaches or difficulty with vision
- Continuous leaking of small amounts of fluid from the vagina or gush of water from the vagina
- Baby does not move for more than one day after the 20th week of pregnancy or decreased fetal movement
- Five or more uterine contractions in one hour before 36 weeks
- Diarrhea, nausea or vomiting lasting longer than 24 hours