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    Posted: 13 July 2011 at 11:25am
Just wondering if anyone out there is also suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum? would be interesting to trade tips to help ease the nausea etc

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Do a search using the search link up the top of this page...there are lots of old threads.

Hyperemesis SUX! But end result is worth it.

Best thing I found was ondansetron (or Zofran)...
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See I thought I had this, I've been hospitalised as I was throwing up everything, couldn't keep any fluids down and they had to run a few bags through an iv. But after coming off my progesterone supplements, I feel miles better. Are you taking anything that may be making your morning sickness worse??


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Great link

I found this site helpful.

Nothing really worked for me other than eating small amounts, frequently, because as soon as I got hungry... well, you know. And don't get overtired. Sucking on a lolly or an iceblock can help, especially while getting something prepared to eat. Nothing would stay down for me other than carbs, in the first half of pregnancy - so mainly potatoes, hot chips, pasta, etc. Avoid overly acidic food because it is NOT nice coming up. And when you feel like you will throw up, skull some water - it's much nicer throwing up water than stomach acid and bile.

There are some medications available from your midwife/GP/obstetrician if you get really desperate. I ended up on a cocktail of meds, which did provide a little bit of relief, but not completely.

Best of luck, big hugs!
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Ditto what Littlebug said. I had HG with DS and have just been diagnosed again in my second pregnancy. Hopefully we have caught it early this time so won't end up in hospital again.

Def go see your GP if it's getting out of control - don't let yourself get dehydrated. If you can keep water down, that's OK (food isn't as essential) but if you go 24 hours without a big drink you need to be on medication or rehydrated. There are three tiers of meds they can try (maxalon, cyclizine, trapezatron (also known as odansetron or similar)). Cyclizine has always worked for me. All are safe in pregnancy so don't stress about that (although obviously you wouldn't want to take anything unless necessary). Just remember that while the meds will stop the nausea you will probably still feel ill, so it's not a cure (just helps you keep stuff down).

Can't emphasis "little and often" enough!! Some people think ginger works (ginger ale, gingernut biscuits etc) but didn't work for me. I stick to ice lollies like flavourices. And also marmite on ryvita for some weird reason!

Good luck - it sucks but it is worth it in the end! There are MUCH worse complications we could have...

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Yeah i have ended up in hospital myself hence why i want to see how other managed it - Seems to be easing off a bit now with my cocktail of meds and small meals.

Its definately a dietary control most of the time. i eat alot of crackers, toast and normally a fizzy of some sort and thats all I ever keep down.

thanks for the advice :)
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