20 weeks and STILL throwing up?

ktous720 · December 2015

Anyone else dealing with this? I feel slightly better than I did a month ago but I'm still throwing up at least every other day. I have Zofran but doesn't always help and diclegis didn't help me at all. I am just getting so frustrated. I threw up, then proceeded to cry over the frustration, which in turn caused me to throw up again! I cannot wait for May so my LO is here and I can go back to my life of keeping everything down!!

Charla1224 · December 2015

Hugs for you because I know how you're feeling. I still take Zofran every morning (although I want to start trying to stop this week). I feel successful because now I only throw up maybe once a week and it's not as forceful or big as they were. I mostly worry about experiencing dehydration because of the vomiting.
But just know you're not alone.

Anolt03 · December 2015

17 weeks here... Still nauseous almost 24/7. Am taking diclegis twice a day and the last time I vomitted was 5 days ago.
Everyone keeps telling me that once baby comes you'll forget about all of this. Well excuse me, but that doesn't help me NOW. Ha

mcb2016 · December 2015

I'm 18 weeks and still sick almost every morning. Not nearly as bad as it was in the beginning at least.

buffythevampireslayer · December 2015

I had to leave a yoga class early last night because I didn't feel good, didn't even make it the one block home and puked in the street! Not cool, baby, not cool. I'll be 19 weeks on Monday.

catkins441 · December 2015

Same boat. Not throwing up as much, but still nauseous. Diclegis didn't work at all for me either. What seems to work better is taking the zofran right before I go to sleep at night. It worked with my last pregnancy and seems to be working this time too. I still feel crummy but at least am not throwing up every morning anymore

missnc77 · December 2015

I'm finally on the upswing, but I've had the most stressful week between work and closing on a new house. I noticed by Thursday my nausea was back in full effect, and I've noticed that in the past as well that the more stressed I was, the worse my nausea and aversions were.

JennyS86 · December 2015

Yep, same here too. Although I'm 17weeks, still nauseous almost 24/7, but his week I "only" threw up twice! I have been weaning down on the zofran, and I am not taking diclegis because I does nothing for me - except cost a lot. While I did eventually stop throwing up last pregnancy 21-22 ish weeks, I was still somewhat nauseous and food never tasted good until I delivered. Then I was like, "this ____ tastes amazing! Where have you been all my life?!?" (insert any food). I also couldn't get rid of the nasty taste in my mouth until I delivered. Halfway (or almost) there, ladies!

araecasey · December 2015

Yep, still puking daily at almost 20 weeks of I don't take my diclegis. I stopped throwing up at 16 weeks last pregnancy. Ran out of diclegis yesterday, so spending the day hugging the toilet. Fun!

lilyandtheoandlulu · December 2015

Yep. Almost 18 weeks and still getting sick though it's not the all day sickness I had in the beginning. And yes, it's true. You really do forget about all this after you have your baby. I swore with DS that I would never forget how awful my "morning" sickness was. Eating, or rather puking, my words 3 years later!

Bluejay3030 · December 2015

Yep. I'm 20w5d and if I don't take diclegis I still throw up multiple times a day. I will say that if I DO take diclegis I feel much better than I did first trimester, when not even anti-nausea drugs seemed to help. I am hoping that in the next month or two I'll finally be past the sickness. Hang in there, and I totally feel your pain on just wanting to fast-forward to May so you don't have to feel sick all the time!

Soontobejones33 · December 2015

I'm vomiting like every 2 weeks. But only because gum and ice water keep it at bay for that long. I should buy stock in trident. Even reading this post was rough. I skipped alot of them, lol. It will get better!