Your Pregnancy

I’M IN LABOUR! LET’S GO!

It may be confusing to know when to go to hospital since there is so much variation among us in the way labour starts. You might prefer to stay at home for as long as possible, or you may feel more secure by being in a hospital environment from very early on. If you are unsure how to interpret what you are experiencing or just feel confused and anxious, you should not hesitate to call and get guidance and advice as to what’s happening.

You should always report any warning signs such as severe or persistent headache, dizziness or lightheadedness, blurred vision, fever, severe abdominal tension and pain and any

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