Pregnancy Care
Non-urgent advice: Finding out you're pregnant
When you find out you're pregnant, you'll need to self refer yourself to the local midwives.
You can do that by clicking HERE.
You do not need to tell a GP you're pregnant unless you're taking medicine or have a long-term health condition. If you're registered with a GP, they'll be told about your pregnancy after your first midwife appointment.
You can also find out more information about what to do in pregnancy by clicking HERE.
You can find some useful information on the start for life week-by-week guyide to pregnancy by clicking HERE.
Non-urgent advice: Support in pregnancy
Advice for things you might need support with during pregnancy.
Domestic abuse in pregnancy
Feelings, relationships and pregnancy
Having a baby that might be born with a condition
Teenage pregnancy support
Termination for fetal anomaly
When pregnancy goes wrong
Page created: 02 November 2026