Tigerduvet Welcome. As you are a veteran, expecting your third - very brave- I wouldn't presume to give you my usual spiel about kesostix for the early stages of dehydration and some good drinks including full sugar flat coke, ice lollies and the juice of tinned fruit. When did it ease with your other two? Most sufferers on here find that they get a marked improvement at some point between 14 and 20 weeks. Even those unlucky ones who suffer throughout almost never feel as bad later on as they did in the first stages. Did an anti acid help with either? At nine weeks you are coming up to the worst part- unfortunately, as you well know. Have you got childcare aranged with family/friends/nursery etc so you can rest as much as possible? Sorry - all this seems to be phrased as questions!
HL123 Welcome. Some do have Hyperemesis with very little vomitng, but 'sigificant weight loss' and all the rest of it. Most get some relief between weeks 14-20. Might an anti acid help? Some drinks and foods of a sort that have helped others - some of which you seem to be having already. Flat full sugar coke, ice lollies, the juice of tinned fruit, Lucozade, fizzy water, Elderflower water, Robinson's fruit drinks, fizzy orange, lemonade, Dr Pepper, Elderflower coridal and tonic water (eallison's tipple), 7Up, Iron Bru, soda water, ice cubes, chocolate milkshakes (maybe soya), cocoanut milk, orange squash and sips of orange juice if not too acid. Some foods of a sort: nibbles of chips and crisps, baked potatoes, cuppa soup, cheap ice cream, tinned fruit, slices of melon and mango, Scotch pancakes and biscuits.
Melleebacca What you say to Whatsup11 about ketones is so true. It is awkward A and E departments seem to rely on them. I meant to ask Whatsup11 if she had inelastic skin (ie, not bouncing back when pinched), or dark urine or headache etc, and stupidly forgot. I hope you are both doing not too badly today.
abbs1I am so glad that it is relatively under control.
Apologies to anyone rudely overlooked.