Open 24/7 for delivery & emergencies
Need urgent care? Call us now
Stay calm and call. Our team at Chaitanya Hospital, Kadapa, is available day and night for delivery and obstetric emergencies.
Tap to call, 24/7+91 944 103 0587Near RTC Bus Stand, Simhapuri Colony, Kadapa, AP 516001
When to come right away
If you notice any of these, call a doctor now
General guidance only. This list shows commonly recognised warning signs in pregnancy and after delivery. It is not a diagnosis. If you are worried about any symptom, even one that is not listed, call a doctor.
Heavy vaginal bleeding
Bleeding that is heavy or does not slow down, at any stage of pregnancy or after delivery.
Severe abdominal pain
Strong, constant or worsening pain in the belly that does not ease with rest.
Reduced or no baby movements
You feel your baby moving much less than usual, or you cannot feel movement at all.
Water breaking
A gush or a steady leak of fluid from the vagina, especially before your due date.
Severe headache, blurred vision or swelling
A headache that will not go away, changes in vision, or sudden swelling of the face, hands or feet.
Seizures (fits)
Any convulsion or fit, or if someone loses consciousness. Ask for help at once.
Fever after delivery
A high temperature, chills, or foul-smelling discharge in the days after delivery.
Difficulty breathing
Shortness of breath, chest pain or a racing heartbeat.
What to do
Three calm steps
- 01
Call us first
Tell us your name, how many weeks pregnant you are (or when you delivered) and what is happening. We can guide you on what to do next.
- 02
Do not travel alone
If you can, ask a family member to come along. Please do not drive yourself if you feel unwell or in pain.
- 03
Bring your papers
Take your antenatal card, reports and medicines, but never delay leaving to look for them.
What to bring
Keep these ready
Having these together saves time, but never delay leaving to find them. Tick them off as you pack.
Read: Preparing Your Hospital Bag Before DeliveryHow to reach us
Near RTC Bus Stand, Kadapa
- Near RTC Bus Stand, Simhapuri Colony, Kadapa, AP 516001
- +91 944 103 0587
- 24/7 delivery and emergency care
Emergency questions
Is Chaitanya Hospital open at night and on holidays?
Delivery and emergency care are available 24/7. Call +91 944 103 0587 at any hour.
Should I use the appointment form in an emergency?
No. The appointment form is for planned visits. In an urgent situation please call us directly or come to the hospital.
Which number should I call?
Call the hospital on +91 944 103 0587. In India you can also dial 112, the national emergency number, if you need help right away wherever you are.
Is this list a medical diagnosis?
No. It is general guidance based on commonly accepted pregnancy warning signs. Every pregnancy is different, so when in doubt, speak to a doctor.
This page is general information and is not a substitute for a doctor’s advice. In an emergency, call the hospital right away.