Emergencies

When to Seek Urgent Care

Most gynecologic concerns can wait for an office visit. Some cannot. Use this guide, and when in doubt, call.

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  • Bleeding soaking a pad every hour for 2+ hours
  • Severe abdominal or pelvic pain
  • Fainting, dizziness or rapid heartbeat
  • Pregnancy with severe one-sided pain or shoulder pain
  • High fever with pelvic pain after a procedure
  • Bleeding heavier than usual
  • New pelvic pain or pain with fever
  • Bleeding or cramping in early pregnancy
  • Concerns after a procedure or surgery
  • Unusual discharge with pain

After hours, call 215-444-3411 and press ext. 4. See After-Hours Care.

Life-threatening emergency?

Call 911 immediately.

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