HG Care: Pregnancy & Wellness

Free

1.2for iPhone

UCLA Health

Developer

Jan 11, 2020

Update Date

Health & Fitness

Category

App Store

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iPhone

About HG Care: Pregnancy & Wellness

If you're pregnant, sick with nausea/vomiting, or suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), this HG Care app can help!

* Imagine easily communicating to your health professionals exactly what medications you took and how sick you truly are!

* Imagine seeing how much (or little) you’ve eaten and if your treatments are working after just 5 minutes each day using the app.

* Imagine getting alerts when your weight drops or you are getting dehydrated and need medical attention -- before your condition is serious!

* Imagine being reminded to take your medications, check your blood sugar, and change your IV dressing if needed.

Imagine no more! This app will do all that and more! UCLA Health has partnered with HER Foundation on the first HG app backed by research data.

Disclaimer: Your continued use of this app is voluntary and will not affect the treatment you are currently receiving, nor your relationship with your healthcare provider.