Urgent help
If you're worried, it's always okay to call.
You will never be wasting anyone's time. Trust your instincts.
Call 999 now
Heavy bleeding, a fit or seizure, collapse, chest pain or difficulty breathing, or your baby is not breathing, floppy or unresponsive.
If you have thoughts of ending your life or harming yourself or your baby and feel unable to stay safe, call 999.
Call 999Call your Maternity Triage or Labour Ward now — don't wait
Your baby is moving less or differently, any bleeding in pregnancy, your waters break, severe headache, vision changes, sudden swelling of face, hands or feet, fever, severe tummy pain, or signs of labour before 37 weeks.
The number is in your maternity notes or app. Your unit is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
NHS 111 — urgent but not an emergency
If you need medical help and aren't sure where to go, call 111 or visit 111.nhs.uk. For a mental health crisis, call 111 and choose option 2.
Call 111