Important signs to watch for if you are pregnant

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Bad cramps or stomach pains that don't go away
Bleeding or a trickle or gush of fluid from your vagina
Lower back pain/pressure or change in lower back pain
A feeling that the baby is pushing down
Contractions or change in the strength or number of them
An increase in the amount of vaginal discharge
Fever, chills, dizziness, vomiting or a bad headache
Blurry vision or spots before your eyes
Sudden or severe swelling of your feet, hand or face
A significant change in your baby's movements

Go to a hospital right away and contact your doctor/midwife if you have any of these symptoms!

Adapted with permission from:
Best Start: Ontario's Maternal Newborn and Early Child Development Resource Centre

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Last Reviewed May 2011

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Disclaimer

These web pages are for information purposes only. They are NOT a substitute for professional medical advice.

Please be advised: Do not use the phone numbers or e-mail addresses listed if you are having any pain, bleeding or you feel as if there is something wrong.

Call your health care provider immediately, go to the nearest emergency department or call 911 for help.