What do I do when I'm pregnant?
Firstly, congratulations. Hopefully you have already cut out alcohol, cigarettes and been taking Folic acid and vitamin D. Visit the following link for advice on what to do and what not to do in pregnancy. There is a lot of information to absorb about diet and living well in pregnancy. The earliest few weeks of the pregnancy are the most critical for the development of your baby. Ideally, this advice should be followed from the point that you decide you wish to become pregnant.
For the majority of women pregnancy care is provided by the Midwives. They can be contacted in three ways:
Phone 0117 414 6743
Email bookings.midwifery@nbt.nhs.uk
Web www.nbt.nhs.uk/antenatalbooking
For those on regular medications or with long term conditions it is important to contact you GP or midwife as soon as you know you are pregnant.
For the majority of women pregnancy care is provided by the Midwives. They can be contacted in three ways:
Phone 0117 414 6743
Email bookings.midwifery@nbt.nhs.uk
Web www.nbt.nhs.uk/antenatalbooking
For those on regular medications or with long term conditions it is important to contact you GP or midwife as soon as you know you are pregnant.
Unwanted pregnancy?
If you want to discuss your options, contact Marie Stopes for advice.
