During pregnancy, many changes take place in a woman's body. Most common complaints are normal, and they usually come from changes in your body such as the increasing size of the uterus and baby and the increased blood volume/fluid in your body. But how do you know if your complaint is normal or requires further evaluation? Common complaints do not necessarily mean they are always normal.
This guide below is for every pregnant woman to learn which common complaints are normal and which require further evaluation. If you have a question, you should call your doctor's office or go to the emergency room for further evaluation.
Common complaints during pregnancy
- Vaginal Bleeding
- Constipation
- Depression/Sadness
- Headache
- Nausea and/or vomiting
- Pelvic/Uterus Pain
- Upper abdominal pain
- Back Pain and Backache
- Weight Issues
- Feeling Weak/Faint
- Heartburn
- Diarrhea
- Urinary Issues
- Swollen Legs/Arms
- Shortness of Breath
- High Fever
- Reduced/Decreased Fetal Movements
- Vaginal Discharge
- Hemorrhoids
- Body Aches and Pains
- Heartburn and Indigestion
- Swelling
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