Is it serious? Pregnancy symptom checker
In many cases the symptoms in this section can be treated easily and will not lead to a serious complication. But sometimes they are signs of something more serious.
Maternity care is still essential during the coronavirus pandemic and services are still running. If you have any concerns about your pregnancy call your GP, midwife, nearest early pregnancy unit or maternity unit.
It is important to remember that the information in this section is about what could potentially go wrong, but this doesn't mean it definitely will.
We believe in empowering women to understand what is happening within their bodies at this crucial time and to know when they need to ask for extra care.
If you have more questions, you can call our midwives between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday on Tommy's free PregnancyLine.
A-Z of symptoms
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Read more about ' Bleeding '
Bleeding
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Read more about ' Diarrhoea and vomiting '
Diarrhoea and vomiting
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Read more about ' Discharge '
Discharge
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Read more about ' Headaches '
Headaches
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Read more about ' High temperature '
High temperature
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Read more about ' Itching '
Itching
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Read more about ' Movements have changed '
Movements have changed
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Read more about ' My baby isn't growing '
My baby isn't growing
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Read more about ' Painful urination '
Painful urination
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Read more about ' Stomach (abdominal) pain or cramps '
Stomach (abdominal) pain or cramps
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Read more about ' Swollen hands and feet '
Swollen hands and feet
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Read more about ' Vision problems '
Vision problems
I just think something is wrong
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Read more about ' What should I do? '
What should I do?
If you feel that something is wrong, or if you are worried about the baby, call your midwife or doctor to talk about it. -
Read more about 'My midwife isn't listening'
My midwife isn't listening
If you feel your midwife isn’t listening to your issues or concerns, you can ask to see another member of the team.