Woke up with vomiting today and it's making it hard to take in water

I'm 36+2 and I'm having pretty bad vomiting. I'm hoping it calms down but honestly I'm not sure what to do. I'm also getting lower cramps as I get more dehydrated. I have an appointment today I'm going to try to still make it... hopefully I don't go into labor

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I started up my morning sickness at 31 weeks. Ask for some zolfran to take home. Hope all is well!

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Are you experiencing really bad heartburn/ acid reflux at all? I suffer from it horribly and some days it makes me throw up 2-6x. im 34 weeks

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Oh yes!! And certain positions laying down or sitting make it worse!! Try taking omeprazole. That’s what my doctors recommended. One in the morning should help the whole day and then one before bed I take them. They usually are a white bottle with a purple cap.

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I’m 34 weeks as well. You can get them over the counter. Or a doctor can prescribe them usually for a few bucks cheaper

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Same here!! 35+5 and my acid reflux has gotten SIGNIFICANTLY worse on top of my morning sickness being back. The acid reflux keeps me throwing up. Even with just water. Best thing I can suggest is asking for a zofran prescription and getting some Pepcid!! They’ve been my life savers!! And (until your tummy settles) don’t try to drink too much just straight water (I know, I know but hear me out). Straight water is heavy on an upset stomach. Instead try getting in hydration with popsicles, ice, any form of electrolyte drink (especially if you’ve been throwing up for days like I’ve been). DEFINITELY mention this to your OB at your next appointment. My first trimester I was so sick that I had to get IV fluids and vitamins (along with IV zofran until my vomiting was under control, then I did the under the tongue zofran) to get me back hydrated. Not saying that you’re that bad off, I’m in no way a doctor so please don’t freak out about what I just said. But definitely speak w/ your dr (1/2)

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About getting a zofran prescription and try other forms of hydrating yourself. Being dehydrated can bring on cramps so that might be all your cramping is but DEFINITELY bring all of your symptoms up at your next appointment and go from there. In the meantime before your next appointment, the ginger chews and hard candies (I think their brand name is GinGins) were a LIFE SAVER as well as those prego pops. (2/2)

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I am 36+2 and I’ve been vomiting bad for the last 36 weeks. I use zolfran and omeprazole but being honest doesn’t work really good to me. Maybe it is just a bad day for you

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yes but this was projectile vomiting and stomach cramps. Veeeeery different from my usual nausea with heartburn

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I did take some extra zofran that we had from a previous stomach flu. It seemed to help. My midwife said that if I can take in fluids and food tomorrow with no zofran I should be okay. But if I can't then I may need IV fluids.
I still have no fever or diarrhea...it's possible it's food poisoning

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