On the whooping cough front - I had no side effects whatsoever, not even an achy arm.
I had really been looking forward to feeling baby move so I’d feel less in limbo, but of course now I fixate on whether I’ve felt him move, is he moving enough. I did call the general midwife number we’re given in our area when I didn’t think I’d felt movements for several hours and was told to wait until 4pm and call again (I called about midday). Quite frankly after my experience at A&E with a suspected miscarriage - told that as it was after 5pm there was nothing they could do and if I was having one so be it - that made me really anxious that I’d not be seen that day.
Still rarely feeling dramatic movements - I’ll be 27 weeks tomorrow - but hoping they’ll get more pronounced soon. I’m so tempted to just buy a Doppler even though they advise against it!
My babies have never got into a routine or anything until well past 30 weeks.
I don't know if it helps for those anxious about movements (it's the thing I hate most with pregnancy)
Not to expect to feel them every hour ect.
They sleep 90% of the time in the womb and you'll soon learn what is normal and what isn't for your baby.
My 3rd only ever moved first thing in the morning and last thing at night whenever I was laying down.
Would very rarely feel her during the day.
Where as my second was moving any time I ate. All night long. And a lot during the day
Unfortunately the experience for a lot of people in A&E with miscarriages are bad. I know there's nothing they can do but I've found from hearing everyone's experiences that they're so insensitive!
A doppler won't tell you anything really unfortunately and it can do more harm than good.
You can pick up your own heart beat and even the placenta and then think everything it's okay when it isn't. Even the heartbeat in general isn't an indication that something may be wrong.
And then on the other hand, you can not find the heartbeat and panic.
I'd try the number you're given again.
They should always get you in to check movements if you call.
my Covid got worse over the weekend and I had a high temperature Sunday night while I was in bed. Cos I was half asleep and feeling feverish I stupidly didn’t think to get up and take some paracetamol, and now feeling really anxious as I’m only 6 weeks pregnant - worried I might have caused a birth defect by getting too hot
I’ll try giving day unit a ring now 
I had some lateral flow ones at home xx