Oh dear, suffering all round!
Welcome to RachelC90. Sorry that you are suffering. To be so ill so early does seem like Hyperemesis. I hope they can give you effective meds. There are various ones they can try. An anti acid can make a big difference. Some drinks and foods of a sort that have helped many.
Ice lollies, flat full sugar coke, the juice of tinned fruit, lemonade, orange squash, fizzy orange, orange jucie (if not too acid), Robinson's fruit drinks, fizzy water, soda water, tonic water, Iron Bru, Dr Pepper,
Elderflower water, Elderflower cordial and tonic water, ice cubes and sips of chocolate milkshake (maybe soya); nibbles of crisps and chips, baked potato, cuppa soup, slices of melon and mango, cheap ice cream, Scotch pancakes, biscuits, jelly and tinned fruit. Rest if the best thing besides effective meds, but that can be difficult with two LO's. Are there friends or relatives who could help with the school run? Do invest in some kesostix to check for the early stages of dehydration; they aren't the best guide, but hospitals do take them seriously.
LE1991 Sorry you are still suffering. Take heart, most people get some relief between weeks 14 and 20 and there is sitll time for you to improve a lot again. Sorry to hear about sugar in urine, I hope that proves a false alarm. If there are more ketones in the urine when you see the GP and you have to have fluids in hospital they can help a lot.
I hope some of the tips for Rachel above might help. As the cyclizne doesn't seem to be helping, hopefully they can add some meds or sbstitute with something that does help. A good anti acid can make a big difference. On spelling and grammar, you message seemed fine to me! My typing is so sloppy my own spelling often looks awful.
Catconfusion I am a bit ignorant about modern tests I had one that give me a high risk result (I was 36, and got one with a risk the same as a woman of 44 , a 1 and a bit in 33 result, or some such)and had an amnio but I believe there are much less invasive testing procedures these days. I so agree tension makes symptoms worse. It is horrible waiting for results, though the odds are on your side.
abbs Try not to worry; no doubt the weight loss is the cause as Bol says.
Alice I am glad you are out of hospital, but really sorry to hear you don't feel a lot better for the fluids. Did they give you IV meds? Have they changed your meds now? I am glad you are signed off.
Snipples How awful - a root canal treatment. I am glad you survived it.
Apologies to anyone rudely overlooked.