Call an AMBULANCE or go to your local EMERGENCY if you have:

 

• Chest pain that feels like angina or a heart attack

• Shortness of breath, not relieved by rest

• Sudden, severe headache

• Sudden, severe abdominal pain

• Bright red stools, or bleeding from your bowels

• Coughing up bright red blood

• Fainting spells

• Heart rate faster than 150 beats per minute with shortness of breath, or a new irregular heart rate

• Sudden numbness or weakness in arms or legs
   

Consider calling or visiting your LOCAL DOCTOR if you have:

 

• An elevated temperature of more than 38°C two times within 24 hours

• Extreme fatigue

• Pain in your calf that becomes worse when lifting toes towards your head

• Acute gout flare-up

• Persistent bleeding or ooze from your chest or leg wound

• Sharp pain when taking a deep breath

• Skin rash

• Urinary Tract Infection: burning, frequent urination, urgency or bloody urine

• Weight gain of more than 1kg within 24 hours

• Worsening ankle swelling or leg pain

• Worsening shortness of breath

• New onset of nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea