Welcome to Picklesandpies and somethingfornothing and welcome back to Troika and Yamsright. Boredoftryingusernames and SeaEagleFeathers an d others have given such fine advice that I have nothing to add except, for the benefit of anyone who hasn't got any kesostix, that they are very useful to showing high levels of dehyration which the staff in hospitals will take seriously in the first stages and also, I can trot out my 'An Anti Acid like Omprazole or Ranididine is invaluable for reducing nausea and vomiting' statement. Then, here's a list of drinks and a few foods which have helped many on here. Full sugar flat coke, ice lollies, the juice of tinned fruit, ice cubes, lemonade, fizzy orange, orange squash (if not too acid) Lucoazade, Dr Pepper, soda water, fizzy water, Robinson's fruit drinks, Elderflower Water and sips of chocolate milkshake - maybe soya. As for food of a sort, nibbles of chips and crisps, tinned fruit - peaches are a favourite - I loved pears - cuppa soup, Scotch pancakes, baked potatoes, cornflakes, cheap ice cream and slices of melon and also mango.
somethingfornothing I am so sorry about your having several mc's after your first pregnancy five years ago. That sounded awful about struggling through without meds. It seems there is a neurological vomiting pattern the brain can get into which is why pre-emptive meds are such a good idea.
Picklesandpies I hope that the threatre are helpful. I also hope that you get that retured doctor who has helped so many when you ring the Pregnancy Sickness Support number on 024 7638 2020 They have to phone back, but do with the best advice.
Olivecake Week ten is often the worst for many, with its hormonal surge. Remind me what meds you are on?
Ohiha I found that those awful solid iron tablets just made me vomit. I believe you can get them in drop form, which are reputedly less nauseating. Do you have cold winters there?
Hotchocolate Sorry to hear of awful walk to work. Those Public Puking displays are the worst, so I am glad you just about avoided one. It can't hopefully be much above a week that you have to work?
Like others, I do hope it is a hormonal surge that is causing this relapse, or the heat.
booandbump Goodness, I do feel for you and everyone in this heat. It was lovely in Deal, though interestingly, there was chill east wind at night, though the days were hot. On Thursday night we all ran home, the wind was so chill.
Ohiwa Do you have coldish winters where you are?
Foodylicious Some great advice from you too. I had to smile at your wriggly bump description 
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