Know what to
expect. Ask great
questions.
- Vaginal bleeding
- Fluid gushing or trickling
- Baby not moving normally
- Severe headache
- Vision changes
- Sudden swelling of face/hands
- Fever >100.4°F
- Contractions before 37 weeks
- Soaking >1 pad/hr × 2 hrs
- Fever >100.4°F
- Wound opens or oozes
- Severe headache
- Leg redness/swelling
- Chest pain or trouble breathing
- Thoughts of self-harm
Prenatal Visits
& Pregnancy
Labor &
Delivery
Postpartum
Recovery
Your
Newborn
FAQ &
Common Myths
Care Team Contacts
Questions for My Doctor
Trackers &
Planners
These tools hold what you type in. They do not diagnose.
What Obiana is
Obiana explains what usually happens. It is not medical advice. It does not know you or your pregnancy. Your doctor or midwife does.
The trackers only hold what you type in. They do not measure or diagnose anything. When one says to call someone, it means ask.
Do not use this app in an emergency. Call 911 or your labor and delivery line.
When this guide gives a number, it says who says so. Usually ACOG or the AAP. Your care team follows them too.
Your information
What you type stays on this phone. No account, no sign-in, nothing sent. Clearing your browser data erases it, so use Export to keep a copy.
Two buttons send something: the translation helper and Help Improve This Guide. They send your message, your country, and a scrambled form of your network address to stop spam. Not your name. Nothing from your trackers.