Bleeding, pain, fainting or fewer baby movements? Get help now. Don't wait for a date on this site.

heavy bleeding, or any bleeding with pain
severe or one-sided tummy pain, or pain in the tip of your shoulder
fainting or feeling very dizzy
later in pregnancy: fewer or weaker baby movements, fluid leaking, or a severe headache or vision changes

Call your midwife or LMC. No midwife yet? Call your GP or Healthline on 0800 611 116. In an emergency, call 111.

Call your maternity unit's triage line or your GP. In England, Scotland and Wales you can also call NHS 111. In an emergency, call 999.

Call your maternity hospital directly. Maternity units take calls day and night. In an emergency, call 112 or 999.

Pregnancy week by week

What's happening with your baby and your body in each week. Every pregnancy is different, so use this as a general guide.