they can prescribe u something to help the morning sickness feeling, and if it makes u feel any better, ur symptoms could go away quicker, mine were gone by 9 weeks!
I was the same way @amonakiej once I hit 15 weeks it got much better. Diclegis will be your best friend. I swore by that stuff. It made me really tired but it was so worth it to not feel terrible all day. I wish I had tips on how to make it better but I couldn't find anything. I was stuck just like you. But there is a breaking point. I promise. I felt like mine was never going to end.
I could eat some things some days but most of the time I would just give up and force myself to just fall asleep since I knew I couldn't keep anything down either. I finally got some nausea medicine that helped somewhat but I didn't use it for very long.
@-monakiej, believe me you want to die right now I'm sure because you feel absolutely terrible and helpless also like you'll never feel normal again. I did too but a little after I hit my 2nd trimester I regained my appetite and I've been happily stuffing myself with all the foods I couldn't even stand the smell of before. It sucks so much to go through but I promise you'll feel better and barely remember the terribleness.
Ooooh you have the sucky morning sickness I mean, try smaller meals or ask doctor if you can take something because you also need the nutrients how are hot handling prenatal vitamins ?
kelsey·
Мама сына (7 лет), беременна (21 нед.)
they can prescribe u something to help the morning sickness feeling, and if it makes u feel any better, ur symptoms could go away quicker, mine were gone by 9 weeks!
Kirstyn·
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I was the same way @amonakiej once I hit 15 weeks it got much better. Diclegis will be your best friend. I swore by that stuff. It made me really tired but it was so worth it to not feel terrible all day. I wish I had tips on how to make it better but I couldn't find anything. I was stuck just like you. But there is a breaking point. I promise. I felt like mine was never going to end.
A'Monakie·
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@mimiz, I can't hold it down
Chelsea·
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I could eat some things some days but most of the time I would just give up and force myself to just fall asleep since I knew I couldn't keep anything down either. I finally got some nausea medicine that helped somewhat but I didn't use it for very long.
Jacquelyn Green·
they presricbed me a med dicelges I think is how its spelled it helped me with vomiting
Mimi·
Мама дочки-младенца
Yea that's miserable definitely talk to doctor before you become dehydrated
bbbbb888·
I heard some women are sick their whole pregnancy . I stopped when I hit second trimester
A'Monakie·
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I can't anything down no noodles crackers or water @chelcpoo @summerbaby89 @mimiz
Madison·
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the first trimester is the worst.. I was the same way always nauseous and throwing up.. 2nd trimester at 15 weeks was when I felt soo much better.
Chelsea·
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@-monakiej, believe me you want to die right now I'm sure because you feel absolutely terrible and helpless also like you'll never feel normal again. I did too but a little after I hit my 2nd trimester I regained my appetite and I've been happily stuffing myself with all the foods I couldn't even stand the smell of before. It sucks so much to go through but I promise you'll feel better and barely remember the terribleness.
kelsey·
Мама сына (7 лет), беременна (21 нед.)
the first trimester ducks the worst, u will feel much better in ur 2nd, we all go thru it, trust mw
Mimi·
Мама дочки-младенца
Ooooh you have the sucky morning sickness I mean, try smaller meals or ask doctor if you can take something because you also need the nutrients how are hot handling prenatal vitamins ?
Brittany·
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It gets better! The 1st trimester sucks so bad! I hated it too! Try Plain noodles or salads things that are easy for your stomach.
A'Monakie·
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I can't eat anything I throw up 24/7 I hate it so much @mimiz
Mimi·
Мама дочки-младенца
Oh baby😩 it gets better