When to Contact Your Doctor

Trust your instincts—if something doesn’t feel right, don’t hesitate to reach out to your healthcare provider.

How to Reach Us

During Office Hours

207-885-8400, option 2

Please note: Phones are closed for lunch from 12:30–1 PM. Urgent messages taken during this time will be returned by an on-call doctor.

After Hours / Weekends

207-885-8400 (leave a detailed message; an on-call doctor will return your call)

Non-Urgent Questions

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Call your doctor if you notice:

Severe or persistent abdominal/back pain
Vaginal bleeding (especially heavy, bright red, or with clots/tissue)
Fluid leakage from the vagina (possible water break)
Changes in your baby’s movement (after 28 weeks)
Severe headache or visual changes (blurred vision, spots, flashes)
Significant injury or trauma to your abdomen
Sudden swelling of hands, feet, or face
Severe nausea or vomiting preventing you from keeping food/fluids down
Fever over 100.4°F, chills, painful urination, or unusual vaginal discharge
Labor symptoms: regular contractions, pelvic pressure, or new lower back pain

Emergency: Call 911 immediately for severe chest pain, difficulty breathing, or signs of stroke.

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