Pregnancy: when to go to the hospital right away

In addition to regular contractions, there are some situations during pregnancy in which it is important to go immediately to the obstetric emergency room or contact the hospital: - Acute or recurrent pelvic or abdominal pain before the end of the pregnancy.- Rupture of the amniotic sac (i.e. loss of water): if the fluid is clear, it is good to have it checked; if it is green or brown (“dyed waters”), go to the hospital immediately, because it may be a sign of fetal distress. - Abundant vaginal discharge, at any time of pregnancy: a immediate control.- Reduction of the child's movements or changes in the way he moves. In general, 10-12 movements are considered normal over 24 hours.- Blood pressure equal to or greater than 140/90 mmHg .- Fever >38° that does not respond to paracetamol.- Feeling like you have to push, especially if you are not yet finished. In case of doubt, it is best to always contact the hospital or the reference office for a comparison.