My goodness, three new people at once.
Welcome to SilverSplodge Unbreakable2017 and BirthdayKake.
Sorry you are all suffering.
SilverSplodge Bleeding and fever sounds really traumatic. I am glad you got fluids. It is awkward about ketones, as while they can indicate dehydration in the early stages, I gather that later on they often indicate what is dramatically known as 'long term starvation' ie, eating badly for a good while. Others on here often say that the symptoms of a dry mouth and skin, a headache, feeling confused, and scanty dark urine are more reliable symptoms. How are the fluids going down and staying down? Much sympathy over worries over birth defect worries. I have yet to encounter any birth defects, even in the many women who have been on a cocktail of meds, as other say.
The risks are very small, and doctors have to weigh up how bad it is for you and the baby for you to be constantly dehydrated - which it is.
Unbreakable2017 Sorry it is bad this time. I am glad the Cyclizine is helping the nausea. Most find the dizzy, sleepy feeling does get better in a short time. If not, there are other meds whichwill possibly help as much.
BirthdayKake Sorry you had to have a temination last time. Have the doctors worked out an effective pre-emptive meds plan so as to try and avoid your getting that desperate this time? How old are the LO's? Can you get help with them from friends/family or chldcare?
Unbreakable2017 and BirthdayKake are veterans, and don't need my advice on 'Have you got kesostix' and 'do you find full sugar flat coke any use' but for SilverSplodge some lqiuids that people have found helpful. Full sugar flat coke, ice lollies, the juice of tinned fruit, ice cubes, soda water, Elderflower water, fizzy water, orange squash, fizzy orange, lemonade, orange squash (if not too acid), Dr Pepper, Lucoazade, Robinson's fruit drink and sips of chocolate milkshake (maybe soya). Some foods (of a sort) cuppa soup, slices of melon and mango, tinned fruit, baked potato, Scotch pancakes, cheap ice cream and nibbles of crisps and chips.
Great advice from SeaEagleFeather and Boredoftryingusernames and Applesin and Hotchocolate and everyone.
Boredoftryingusernames So glad all is going well. Always lovely to hear from you.
beanhunter I am very sorry you have had to give up Ondansetron because of your bowels being so locked up. Could they suggest nothing to help at the GP's?
applesin I hope you able to get some Ondansetron asap from the GP.
Apologies to anyone rudely overlooked.