Sao81 Welcome. I know that mataclopramide helps with the quick ingestion of food, and that might help with the lying on stomach symptom; but not all GP's are happy to prescribe it for more than a few days, I think very largely because in a tiny minority of woman it causes twitchiness which is hazardous unless they take you off it at once.I am glad you are keeping hydrated and no ketones so far. Here is my normal spiel that I hope might help, though the kesostix suggestion may be unnecessary. A good anti acid can make a big difference. It is always worth asking to see if there are any further meds to try for the nausea. What helps with the nausea for some, doesn't for others. It is a good idea to buy some kesostix from a chemists to check for the dehydration, as while ketones in urine are not the best indicator A and E departments take them seriously. Some drinks that have helped others, and food of a sort: - flat full sugar coke, the juice of tinned fruit, ice lollies, ice cubes, Elderflower water, fizzy water, tonic water, soda water, Elderflower water and tonic water, Lucoazade, fizzy orange, lemonade, Dr Pepper, Iron Bru, 7UP, Robinson's fruit drinks, orange squash and sips of chocolate milkshake (maybe soya). Nibbles of chips and crisps, baked potatoes, cuppa soup, cheap ice cream, Scotch pancakes, tinned fruit, biscuits, slices of melon and mango and jelly.
Bean2020 Good information.
Whatnext11 It is very dismal to have no appetite. People have this fixation with '12 weeks' an d are astonished that sufferers from Hyperemesis remain ill past that date, but why is a puzzle, when even normal pregnancy sickness often until 14 weeks, ater all.
Dismal autumn weather; at least if one is ill at this time of year, it is less isolating than in the summer, when everyone else seems to be out enjoying themselves. [hmmm]