Early pregnancy: when should you call your doctor?

What is usually normal

• Mild nausea or food aversions.
• Tiredness and light dizziness.
• Breast tenderness.
• Mild lower-belly pulling or cramping.

When to contact your doctor

• Heavy bleeding or passing clots.
• Severe or one-sided abdominal pain.
• Fainting or persistent dizziness.
• High fever or burning while urinating.
• Severe vomiting where you cannot keep fluids down.

Routine check-ins matter

Regular pregnancy visits help track your health and your baby's growth, and give you space to ask questions as they come up.

You are not being a bother

If something feels off or you are unsure, it is always okay to reach out. It is far better to ask than to worry alone.