Rigamorph Welcome. Sorry you are suffering. It is fully possible to have Hyperemesis without vomting. I so agree with others, do ask for stronger meds. Here is my usual spiel which I hope may be of some use. Things do get a lot better for most people at some point between weeks 15-21. Even the unlucky minroity who suffer throughout almost never feel as bad as in the first tri. Have you got kesostix to check for the early stages of dehydration as even though they are not the best test of it, hospitals do take the presence of ketones seriously? You can get them from a chemists. An anti acid can make a surprising difference. ere are some drinks that have helped others. Full sugar flat coke, ice lollies, the juice of tinned fruit, Elderflower water, tonic water and Elderflower cordial (eallison's tipple), Lucozade, soda water, lemonade, fizzy orange, orange squash, Iron Bru, orange juice if not too acid, ice cubes, Dr Pepper, Chocolate milkshakes (maybe soya), 7Up, isotonic drinks frozen into cubes, flat full sugar coke frozen into cubes and fizzy water. Some foods of a sort: nibbles of crisps and chips, tinned fruit, slices of melon and mango, baked potato, toasted bagel with butter, grated cheese, cheese puffs, Scotch pancakes, cuppa soup, biscuits and cheap ice cream.
ConstantlyPanicking While it is true that you are on a stage which is where many sufferers are at their worst, I wonder if you are still so ill if it might be worth enquiring about steroids as the constant dehydration sounds awful?
Someone enquired about taking an advocate, and thickhead Mother Hen forgot who it was, but I think it is a great idea. A friend or relative has more energy to argue than the debilitated sufferer, and if it is a husband or boyfriend he is often listened to more. Anyone would think it was 1962, but there we are...
Waves to Bol87 - wishing you all luck again -Connie222, Calithorpe87, Babybel90 and everyone.