PinapplePrincess Welcome. I so agree with others, do ask for other meds. There are several they can try, and an anti acid can make a big difference, and also, I so agree that you need to be signed off and resting. Can you invest in some kesostix? I know that ketones are tricky things, but if you have a high reading a hospital will take you seriously in terms of needing to be rehydrated if you have 3+ ketones. Other signs of serious dehydration are a headache, blurry vision, feeling muddled, dry mouth and inelastic skin. Much sympathy about your MC's. That is tough. Sorry DH isn't more sympathetic. Might he be prepared to read some of the information for family on some of the linked websites? This is not normal preganancy sickness. It is possible to have Hyperemesis without vomiting (despite the name).
Unfortunately, people do tend to be off for a good few weeks with this. Don't feel guilty; it's serious and you can't help it. Don't try and struggle back too early; that's a mistake too many women on here make, only to have to go off again. Interesting that you find ice lollies and melon helpful - I always recommend those: I am wondering if I should add biscuits? Some liquids that might help: ice lollies, flat full sugar coke, the juice of tinned fruit, ice cubes, soda water, fizzy water, Elderflower Water, lemonade, Lucozade, Dr Pepper, orange squash, fizzy orange, orange juice (if not too acid), sips of chocolate milk shake (maybe soya), and Robinson's fruit juice. For foods of a sort, cuppa soup, nibbles of crisps and chips, cheap ice cream, baked potatoes, Scotch pancake and slices of melon and mango.
Olivecake That's good about dental advice and pills.
Seaandsun Don't despair - though some unlucky people do suffer throghout, almost nobody suffers as badly as in the dreadful first tri. Things will almost certainly get better. Most get a big improvement between weeks 14 and 21. Many can go back to living an semi normal life and working and things like that...
Bowlofbabelkfish and Olivecake Good advice...