When to Call Your Doctor?

WHEN TO CALL YOUR DOCTOR

Call your healthcare provider right away if you have any of the following symptoms:

• Shaking chills or fever of 100.5 degrees F or higher
• Unusual bleeding, easy bruising or pinpoint red spots on your skin
• Vomiting that is severe or that lasts several hours
• Painful or frequent urination or blood in your urine
• Decreased urination or not being able to urinate
• Diarrhea that causes an additional four bowel movements a day, diarrhea that lasts more than one day, diarrhea at night or diarrhea with fever, cramps or bloody stools
• Constipation that lasts more than two to three days or constipation with abdominal pain or bloating
• Pain in the arms or legs, sudden shortness of breath, paralysis or drooping on one side of the body or face
• Severe pain, blisters or swelling in the hands or feet that prevents normal activity
• Severe rash with itching, shortness of breath or swollen tongue or lips
• Severe fluid retention that causes sudden weight gain or swelling in the abdomen, hands or feet
• Irregular or rapid heartbeat, chest pain, chest tightness or shortness of breath
• Dizziness or feeling lightheaded
• Seizures or fainting
• Inability to eat or weight loss
• Depression or suicidal thoughts

Call anytime with any unanswered questions or concerns: