Pregnancy Sickness is often a welcome and exciting sign of early pregnancy. But knowing what is 'normal' and what's NOT can be hard to navigate.
In today's episode I am joined by Dr Caitlin Dean, Nurse Specialist Researcher into HG & Chairperson of the charity Pregnancy Sickness Support. Caitlin & I have worked together on many contexts over the years and this topic is one very close to my heart, having suffered with HG twice myself.
In this episode we explore:
- What's the difference between 'morning sickness' and 'hyperemesis'
- What treatments & medication are available & their safety
- What are some of the common side effects of HG or the medications used to treat it.
- The common barriers to care
- How to advocate for yourself/your partner
- Where to turn to for support
- How HG impact mental health
- How to prepare for a second HG pregnancy
Do share with anyone that you need to understand what your pregnancy sickness experience was like!
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Caitlin Dean & Pregnancy Sickness Support Links
Website: https://www.pregnancysicknesssupport.org.uk/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spewingmummyPSS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pregnancysicknesssupport/
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11/24/23 • 60 min
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