Danger signs in pregnancy (Easy Read) : University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

	Call the midwife if any of this happens
	spotting or light bleeding from your vagina – if you have heavy vaginal bleeding call 999 and ask for an ambulance
	you can't stop vomiting
	you have a high temperature
	it's painful when you wee
	you get sudden and sharp pains in your tummy
	you are getting contractions and cramps
	you have pain in your lower back and lower tummy
	you get severe headaches that won't go away
	you leak water from your vagina
	you have swelling in your hands or legs
	you have blurred vision or spots in front of your eyes
	you get itchy hands and feet
	your baby's movements have slowed down or stopped
	Trust your own instincts that something is wrong
	Maternal Foetal Assessment Unit (MFAU)
	We are an emergency service for women more than 14 weeks pregnant
	We are open all year round, 24 hours a day
	You will find us in the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson (EGA) building on level 1
	You can call us on 020 34 47 94 00 (press option 2 when asked)
	If you can’t call, just come in