Empathy, Expertise & Support

Because pregnancy sickness can be a challenging journey. Call us on 0800 055 4361.

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How Can I Get help?

The Pregnancy Sickness Support team is here to help. You can get support via our helpline, email or WhatsApp service. Our opening hours are 9-4:30pm, Monday to Friday.

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How Can I Support?

Pregnancy Sickness Support receives no government funding and we rely entirely on donations. Please donate so we can continue to support women and birthing people who need us. 

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How Can I Fundraise or Volunteer?

Join over 600 volunteers and fundraisers who support our charity by dedicating their time to supporting HG sufferers.

Established in 2002, Pregnancy Sickness Support is the only UK registered charity that provides vital emotional and practical support for those suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), including a national peer support network, specialist counselling, and evidence-based information. 

We help you navigate medication and treatment options, we support you to advocate for better healthcare, raise awareness, and work to ensure that no one faces HG alone.

Our goal is simple yet profound: to alleviate suffering and empower healthcare professionals to treat this condition.

Mira’s HG & TFMR Story

After successfully battling hormonal and reproductive health issues for over 22 years, becoming a mother was something I believed would eventually be part of my life. What I didn't understand was that the pathway to motherhood depends on having a...

Amy’s Story

In January 2025 we were over the moon to find out we were pregnant with our third baby. However, having experienced hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) with my previous two pregnancies, I knew what was likely ahead of me. I hoped this time might be...

Brinda’s Fundraising Spotlight – In This Together October

My sickness started around 9–10 weeks and spiralled fast. Like many people with HG, drinking water was a challenge, so I went to ED just 30 minutes after leading a Teams meeting at work, where I was given IV fluids and Metoclopramide. For the next...

How many people we have supported so far in 2026

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