calmer hopefully the meto will make a big difference for you. Earlier in this pregnancy it worked well (in combo with cyclizine and ondansetron) for me. Unfortunately I developed a slight twitch in one eye so had to stop taking it. Do watch out for any twitching - rare, but potentially problematic (and permanent) for you. Any signs of twitching, stop taking and see your GP. However don't let me worry you, the vast, vast majority of women who take it do so with no problems.
emma complete sympathy. Well meaning loved ones can be hard work! And it is so difficult when you're sitting there feeling crap, hating being pregannt, when you know there are people who struggle to conceive. But you are absolutely well within your rights to feel all that you are feeling with regards the frustration and anger about feeling so awful - and it is completely understandable. This is hard!
blii good to hear no hospital visits! Well done! Do take the meds if you need them, there's no point suffering more than you need to!
norbert Its possible to add another med into the combination that could help with the nausea. Have a look at the pregnancy sickness website, or call the helpline on Monday (Karen is a font of knowledge! She can't always answer, but will always ring back).
beforeihit hydration: try not to worry too much about what you're drinking and whether it's healthy. If it's wet, its healthy! If its really tricky drinking, try ice pops/lollies or even sucking on ice cubes. Fruit can be good if you can manage it as well - juicy stuff like berries, melon, mango. Maybe OH could prepare fruit for you to pick at? I read somehwere as well that tiny sips of drink, that you don't try to swallow, just holding your mouth, still makes a difference. There have been times when I've literally swilled water round my mouth and spat it out. It's helped with nasty dry mouth feeling, and some, even if teeny tiny amounts, water was getting in to me.