Govt request pregnant women to obtain prior appointments for regular clinic visits

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The government has requested pregnant women with the following symptoms to seek immediate medical attention and urged them to get prior appointments for regular clinic visits in hospitals, the Information Department said.

Accordingly, pregnant women with the following symptoms should immediately seek hospital care: fever, bleeding, severe headache, difficulty in breathing, impaired vision, fits, chest/abdominal pain, reduced foetal movements, swelling of the body or any other severe discomfort. The pregnant women also advised to obtain prior appointments before attending clinics in order to avoid crowds at the hospital.

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