CALL YOUR DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS:

• Vaginal bleeding, no matter how slight (with the exception of a small amount of spotting after a pelvic exam by your doctor which may be normal)
  
• Extreme swelling of your hands, feet, or face
  
• Blurry or changed vision or any persistent or recurrent dizziness
  
• Severe or continuous headache that does not respond to Tylenol
  
• Abdominal or lower back pain or pressure that does not respond to rest or Tylenol
  
• Chills or fever over 101 degrees
  
• Persistent vomiting especially if you are unable to hold down liquids or if you have unsuccessful relief of morning sickness with home remedies
  
• Pain or burning with urination
  
• Exposure to chicken pox (varicella) or fifth’s disease (parvovirus) especially if you are not immune or if you are unsure of your immunity
  
• Sudden or slow escape of fluid from the vagina
  
• Unusual vaginal discharge, especially if it is discolored or has an odor
  
• More than 6 contractions per hour if you are more than 3 weeks from your due date
  
• Decreased fetal movement or no fetal movement after 21 weeks gestation