CatalinaCatalina Welcome. Don't despair; the first tri is the worst, and it is far from silly to feel desperate. It is when you need support most. Most people do get a lot better between 14 and 21 weeks, and even for those unfortunates who suffer throughout, almost nobody feels as bad later on as in the first tri. It doesn't seem that the meds are helping much. You may not have been dehydrated then, but you could be now, so do invest in some kesostix to check for the early stages of dehydration (available from chemists or online). Do ask the doctor if you can have additional meds. They tend to count vomits as each invidividual heave, so often underestimate when women are counting them as each heaving session. An anti acid can help a lot.
In the meantime, some drinks that might help; flat full sugar coke, ice lollies, the juice of tinned fruit, Dr Pepper, soda water, Elderflower Water, fizzy water, orange squash, fizzy orange, lemonade, Robinson's fruit drinks, orange squash if not tooo acid, sips of chocolate milkshake (maybe soya) and ice cubes. If you can eat anything, some find nibbles of crisps and chips, cuppa soup, tinned fruit (especially peaches) Scotch pancakes , slices of melon and mango, baked potatoes, and cheap ice cream bearable.
Foodylicious Well done on retaining those tablets. Many cannot!