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Morning sickness in 2nd trimester

Im 20 weeks pregnant and had the severe form of morning sickness called hyperemesis gravidarum. Any other mammas out there still dealing with throwing up in their 2nd and 3rd trimesters?
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I was diagnosed with that as well I went to the hospital multiple times and I ended up losing 30 lbs going frm 127 to 97 lbs...I was nothing but skin n bones because I couldn't get no nutrients so the baby was pretty much sucking the life out of me...they had threatened to give me an abortion if I lost anymore weight smh....n imagine going through all this away frm home at college during my senior yr....I still throw up n im 38 weeks but luckily after 3 months I started to gain weight n take zofran to help with eating!!!
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10064121 tn?1415176073
Yeah I can barely eat what I want even though I'm still craving a lot of stuff. I eat bites of things here and there and the meds my doctor gave me for nausea only made me extremely constipated so I can't take them. It really blows!
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I was sick up to week 26! & still get sick from time to time. almost 37 weeks now.
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I still throw up pretty much on a daily basis. It hasnt eases up at all. Its miserable
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10064121 tn?1415176073
I was sick until 17 weeks, it stopped and now I'm sick again started at 33 weeks...I'm 35 weeks 5 days now and I throw up a lot again :(
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