Hiya, I went to the health food shop and they made me an "Australian Bush Flower Remidy" for morning sickness. I had to put it under my tongue before bed and in the morning. It didn't stop the sickness but made it more bearable.

Also, I would try the travel sick bands that you can get from the chemist. They go on your presure points. I couldn't use these because I hadn't told my work so it would have looked really sus, but I wanted to give them a try.

There are so many things that you can try.  Eating saltine crackers before getting out of bed in the morning.  Drinking lemon juice, straight from the lemon, eating small bites of ginger root or ale.  But if she is that bad she should call the dr, it sounds like she may needs a Rx in order to get it under control.  Since she seems to not be able to keep much down as for a suppository type of anti-nasuea medicine.  As for the cramping, wjem you have severe vomiting, that can be normal as your stomach is a muscle and all muscles get tired after a while.  Hang in there!

this worked for me with my m/s  the BRAT diet this is what i have always been told to give my kids when they had the stomach flu

it is bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast  very little amounts at first bcuz her stomach has probably shurnk from not eating   the crackers b4 you get out of bed in the morning also helped  as i started to be able to hold down the things on the brat diet i added potatoes (mashed and boiled also baked)  teh other thing was chicken broth again very little amounts to start off

what concerns me is the cramps on top of everything else  as someone said do whatever you need to get her to the dr's  the cramps could be the start of dehydration ????   as my dh says it is better to be safe and question the dr about everything you are not sure of  good luck to her and i will keep her in my thoughts

when i was pregnant with charlie i spent 6months in the hospital due to morning sickness and not been able to keep anything down at all , i would spend days vomiting and to the point were my thorat would bleed,i was on drips and everything,  there is a condition but i can't remember the name of it i'll find it out and let you know,  my body was rejecting everything that i would eat and drink to the point were my liver and kiddneies were shuting down cause of it, so i know how she feels like all the other mums that have answered,  my on advice that i can give is eat little and eat something on the hour and make sure you try and keep the water up it helps,  i was like this from the day i fell pregnant to the day charlie was delivered

hope that this has helped, i know that it is easy to give advice and hard to put into use but on the days that she can eat something do try but the water is the really important thing,

I would take her to the doc to see whats going on ,,,,,,,

other than that I was told that ginger ale helps with morining sickness

please try you best though to take her to the doc just for a check up since alot has been going on with her

HI ,an old fashioned remedy was to keep a packet of dry biscuits beside the bed and as soon as you wake up and get out of bed you eat 1 or 2 ,saos or salada are good.May not do much for more severe morning sickness give it a try,but i see some of the loverly minti ladies have given you some more suggestions to try for more severe cases.I hope your daughter starts to feel better soon so she can enjoy her pregnancy.

                                                 Good luck Cham

I also suffered terribly with morning sickness vomiting (if I didn't pop my magic pill) up into the 7th month, it completely ruined my pregnancy experience.

I started using a herbal pill from the health food shop and that stopped the actual vomitting but did nothing to dispell the nausea which is worse I think than actually being sick, at least you get 10 minute of feeling ok after vomitting, feeling LIKE you're going to be sick is by far more abilitaing in my book, so I went to my GP and he gave me a prescription for Moxilon..................OH THE BLISS.  If I forgot to take them I would remember soon enough, they took away everything, the nausea as well.

I did find that if I couldn't get my hands on one (one a day usually was all I needed) salt and vinigar chips worked OK, but there's only so many of them you can eat.  If she likes the taste of ginger (I unfortunately do not) Ginger ale or anything with Ginger in it is also good for settling digestion.

Try the herbal things first, they may work for her, though she does sound pretty bad, I'd go to the Dr and get Moxilon (they also use it for people under going radiation & chemo as they also suffer nausea) taken as directed they are perfectly safe for bub.