How You Can Help

Every contribution makes a difference.

Whether you join the registry, donate to research or simply share what you know, you help bring recognition and support to patients affected by these conditions.

Register Your Experience

Every registration helps researchers and regulators understand how many people these conditions affect.

524 patients have joined so far.
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Fund Research

As a neutral charity, we pass donations directly to the Milano Project and other independent research.

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How You Can Help

Six ways to make a difference

1

Register your experience

Join the PSSD & PFS Registry. Every data point matters for research and regulatory action.

2

Share your experience

Only if you want to, and anonymously if you prefer. Hearing from others helps patients feel less alone and helps clinicians recognise these conditions.

3

Contact your representative

Write to your MP, senator or health authority and ask them to support better recognition of and research into persistent side effects.

4

Spread the word

Share our resources on social media. Talk to friends, family, and especially healthcare providers.

5

Donate to research

Fund the Milano Project and other independent studies. Every contribution drives real science.

6

Connect with others

Join our WhatsApp support groups. You are not alone — thousands worldwide share your experience.

Donate to Research

Organisations supporting patients and research

These organisations fund research, support patients, and work for better recognition of these conditions.

SIDEfxHUB

UK Charity #1203385. Connecting communities, funding the Milano Project, running the patient registry.

UK Registered Charity
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PFS Foundation

Leading PFS research funding. Supports the Milano Project and works with regulatory bodies worldwide.

US 501(c)(3)
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PSSD Network

Advocating for PSSD recognition, funding research, and supporting affected patients globally.

Non-profit
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For Media & Clinicians

Writing or researching about these conditions?

We share referenced background material, research summaries and — where patients have given their consent — introductions to people willing to talk about their experience. All sources are cited and verifiable.

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