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When to call the doctor or midwife
Here's the short version: Call your doctor or midwife if you're wondering if you should call the doctor or midwife.
Many of us hesitate to bother the doctor or midwife with what might seem like a petty concern, but hey, it's your baby and pregnancy. Is any concern too petty? Your doctor or midwife's office is used to handling calls from worried parents-to-be and many have a nurse available to answer your questions.
Don't make yourself crazy worrying, says Gail Dahl, author of "Pregnancy and Childbirth Secrets." "Most matters are resolved with a quick phone call or visit and your peace of mind is worth it."...
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