Pregnancy warning signs you should never ignore
Most pregnancy symptoms are harmless, but a few need a call to your maternity unit or doctor the same day. Knowing them is one of the most valuable things you can do. If you are worried, always call — you are never wasting anyone’s time.
Do babies move less at the end of pregnancy?
It’s a myth that babies move less near the end — and it can be a dangerous one.
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Are home fetal dopplers safe to use?
Hearing a heartbeat at home can give false reassurance — you might be hearing your own.
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What are the warning signs of pre-eclampsia?
A bad headache and flashing lights in late pregnancy can be an emergency.
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Why are my hands and feet itchy in pregnancy?
Intense itching on your palms and soles can signal a liver condition that affects your baby.
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What should you do if you’re exposed to chickenpox while pregnant?
If you’ve never had chickenpox, an exposure needs a phone call the same day.
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