• Excessive Bleeding (Filling a pad or more an hour)

• Passing large blood clots (Larger than the size of your fist)

• Painful or frequent urination, or difficulty urinating

• Fever (>100.4° F with or without chills)

• Pain in lower abdomen (With or without foul-smelling vaginal discharge)

• Red, swollen, warm, tender breast (With or without a fever)

• Discharge, pain or redness that doesn’t go away or gets worse around your c-section incision, episiotomy or perineal tear

• Cough or shortness of breath

• Excessive swelling

• Feelings of wanting to harm yourself or your baby

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*This is not a comprehensive list. If you have any concerns regarding your pregnancy, or you or your baby after delivery, please call/message or go directly to GMH if after clinic hours.