Urgent Help
Read this page now if something feels urgent. Do not wait for an AI response.
If you believe you or your baby may be in immediate danger
Call 911 or your local emergency number now. JunoWe cannot evaluate emergencies and should never delay urgent medical care.
Call Emergency Services (911)If something feels wrong but you’re not sure it’s an emergency
Contact your prenatal care professional, midwife or maternity unit directly. Maternity teams expect calls about concerning symptoms at any hour—calling is always a reasonable choice, and you will not be wasting anyone’s time. If you cannot reach them and you remain worried, use your local urgent-care or emergency pathway.
A note about symptom lists
This page deliberately does not attempt to define which symptoms are or are not emergencies. No website or AI tool can make that judgement for your specific situation. If a symptom is severe, sudden, worsening, or simply feels wrong to you, treat that feeling as reason enough to seek professional care promptly.
Useful numbers to keep handy
- Local emergency number: 911 (United States) or your country’s emergency number.
- Your maternity unit / labour ward contact number.
- Your prenatal care professional or midwife.
If you are struggling emotionally
Emotional distress during or after pregnancy deserves care too. If you are in crisis or having thoughts of harming yourself, contact your local emergency number or a verified crisis-support service in your region, and let someone you trust know how you are feeling.