It was great of you to help out along with Icklekid, LightTripper.
Welcome to HereComesAnotheron2018 and LadesC.
LadesC. I am glad you've got meds. Cyclizne is the first one they try, so if it doesn't work, don't hesitate to ask for additional or other meds. An anti acid too, like Ranitidine or Omprazole, can help with the vomiting. Do invest in some kesostix, available from any chemists, to check for the early stages of dehydration. Realistically, you may well be off work for a few weeks with this. They can't penalise you for time off sick with a pregnancy related illness without falling foul of employment law, though. Is your workplace unionised, or do you have a HR unit? They will be able to advise you. Don't despair, the first tri is generally the worst for this, almost nobody feels as later on, and most have a big improvement.
On the liquids front, how do you find flat full sugar coke, ice lollies or ice cubes, or the juice and fruit of tinned fruit, Lucozade, Dr Pepper, soda water, Elderflower water, orange squash, fizzy orange or sips of chocolate milkshake (maybe soya? ) For food (of a sort) slices of melon or mango, cuppa soup, cheap ice cream, jelly, the tinned fruit or nibbles of crisps and chips. A lot find baked potatoes bearable later on, as a little bit back in the thread. Natsku has added frozen peas, a great idea.
HereComesAnotheron2018 I so agree with others, do get meds. As you are a pregnant woman who has been unable to retain liquids for over 24 hours, you should be given an emergency appointment. Emphasize that you can't keep down liquids. As you are a veteran, do you have kesostix to check for dehydration? You may already be dehydrated. Do you have a headache, blurry vision, and dry skin and mouth? All are signs. It is awful for you about your poor LO, but all the evidence of these threads is that she will soon forget this period of comparative neglect - and she will have a sibling, a priceless gift.
Don't despair, things are almost never as bad later on as they are in the first tri.
Orange You poor thing. I am sorry you feel so bad. As justtheone says, is it possible to up the dose of meds?
Waves to TwoDrifters. I hope you are OK?
justtheonethen I wish I could answer that question when you are always so helpful to others - I have a feeling people had to starve but took meds, but I could be wrong!
Apologies to anyone rudely overlooked.