conditions. notjust tonight but also the course of tomorrow. that you have the support around you, so what was the plan? there are anti-emetics you, so what was the plan? there are anti-emetics available, you, so what was the plan? there are anti-emetics available, that - you, so what was the plan? there are anti-emetics available, that depends| anti emetics available, that depends on whether there doctor wants to give them to you, there is the option to go into hospital and have drips, but again quite often the hospital that you are going to may not have that option available, and you have to sit in a writing room, ordinarily in and weight, so we have to deal with women who can t go to beds, there are are options that they are not always well known, sometimes you ll come against a doctor who isn t willing to do that, they will recommend things like ginger biscuits, which isjust not a solution, and really you are fending for yourself, and that is why so many women instead turned to
there is a danger almost immediately belittling it but the confusion, the grey between morning sickness by feeling really bad during pregnancy, and the condition being something very much more serious. very much more serious. yeah, i mean, very much more serious. yeah, i mean. there very much more serious. yeah, i mean. there is very much more serious. yeah, i mean, there is a very much more serious. yeah, i mean, there is a stigma - very much more serious. yeah, i mean, there is a stigma around | mean, there is a stigma around hyperemesis, still, and that is largely to do with this kind of confusion with morning sickness. morning sickness is very much a normal part of pregnancy. it is expected. fora normal part of pregnancy. it is expected. for a lot of people it is actually quite wanted, particularly if you have a history of miscarriage or are struggling to get pregnant. and so everyone expects a bit of morning sickness, but hyperemesis is not morning sickness, it is a severe c