Antenatal Appointment Questions
Appointments can go quickly, and it is easy to forget what you meant to ask. Tick the questions you want, add your own, and take this to your check-up. It helps you ask well. It never reads your results for you. It saves on this device.
Educational, not medical advice. These are general questions to help you get the most from your own appointment. Your midwife or doctor knows your full picture and reads your results, not this tool. It saves only on your own device.
When to see a doctor now
Any bleeding, or a reduction or change in your baby's movements, means you contact your doctor or maternity unit straight away, every time. Also go in for severe pain, a high fever, a bad headache with blurred sight, or a fall or blow to your bump.
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