Helping you decide what to do

👉 This guide is here to support decision‑making — not replace medical advice

👶 Babies & Children

✅ Call NHS 111 if:

• High temperature but responsive
• Feeding less than usual
• Vomiting or diarrhoea
• Rash you are unsure about
• You feel worried or something doesn’t seem right

🚨 Go to A&E / Call 999 if:

• Difficulty breathing
• Very drowsy or unresponsive
• Seizures (fits)
• Blue lips or skin
• Severe injury

👩‍⚕️ Contact GP if:

• Ongoing illness
• Mild symptoms not improving
• Routine concerns

🤰 During Pregnancy

✅ Call NHS 111 if:

• Pain that doesn’t feel normal
• Reduced baby movements
• Signs of infection
• Concern after a fall or illness

🚨 Emergency (999 / A&E):

• Heavy bleeding
• Severe abdominal pain
• Sudden severe swelling or headache
• Collapse or breathing difficulty

👩‍⚕️ GP / Midwife:

• Routine concerns
• Advice on symptoms
• Follow‑ups

🤱 Post‑Birth (Mother)

✅ Call 111 if:

• Fever or feeling unwell
• Pain that is worsening
• Signs of infection (wound, stitches, breasts)
• Feeling unsure about recovery

🚨 Go to A&E / Call 999 if:

• Heavy bleeding
• Severe chest pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Collapse

👩‍⚕️ GP:

• Ongoing recovery issues
• Emotional wellbeing support
• Follow‑up care

💛 A Simple Reminder

👉 If something feels wrong — trust your instincts

It’s always okay to:

• Ask for help
• Call 111
• Get checked