When to Call the Doctor?

When to Call the Doctor?  (during pregnancy)

• Vaginal bleeding
• Abnormal swelling of the face, hands or feet – mild swelling is normal in the 3^rd trimester, however it should not be extreme or sudden
• Visual changes: dimness, blurring, seeing spots or a difficult time focusing
• Severe or continuous headache that doesn’t get better after taking Tylenol and resting quietly
• Chest pain, pressure or tightness
• Abdominal pain – intense abdominal pain lasting more than 1 hour
• Persistent vomiting or diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours
• Fever greater than 101° F
• Painful urination
• Leaking of fluid from the vagina
• If your baby is not moving as much as usual, and you have tried to feel baby movements while resting quietly and having a cold drink.

*If you feel your problem requires urgent attention, call 919-788-4444, during office hours to speak to our triage staff.

*If you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911 or seek medical attention at the nearest Emergency Department.*

Patient Portal

Our Patient Portal will allow meaningful patient engagement with a variety of tools, empowering our patients to better manage their health care.

*New patients must register with our office before using the patient portal.