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Every day! I threw up in every toilet and every sink in our house. Lovely, to be sure.

Eating helped me. Crackers, especially. For a while, I kept biscuits next to my bed for when I was feeling sick in the middle of the night.

I had hypermesis gravidarum, so...yeah. I have no idea what it's like to just be able to wait in bed until the feeling passes, or to not be able to throw up. I threw up allllll the time. But if I could suppress it I would - for me it was never a thing where would throw up and then it was out of my system, it would just start all over very shortly after vomiting.

It seems to vary a LOT between people, but definitely save your sick days as much as you can - if you end being someone who gets sick many times a day on a regular basis you'll be kicking yourself for using sick days back when you were just feeling nauseous and throwing up once.

Almost daily for the past week.

ETA: my morning sickness has switched to evening sickness. I feel a little blah in the mornings but at night is when I puke. I'm not really sure what to do about it other than endure it until it hopefully goes away. I'm sorry you're dealing with it too!

I puked most nights and some mornings until 20 weeks.

Every day at least 15 times a day until 20 weeks unless I had Zofran. My husband joked I was "tagging" every bathroom in our city.

I didn't miss any work during even the height of my MS. I just didn't want to waste any of my precious days off. Luckily my office was right across the hall from the bathroom. I was really glad I had been judicious about using them when I ended up hospitalized for other complications later in my pregnancy.

Nausea started at six weeks and just let up a bit last week. Between weeks 8-14 I puked almost daily with a few good days here and there. I'm almost 18 weeks and it def is better but still this wk I puked twoce

Every single day, multiple times a day (even with medication) except for weeks 30-34. Fun times.

HE here, so a lot! Few ER visits, lots of zofran and IV fluids.

Twice during labor.

I had morning sickness but I never vomited. Felt like I was going to quite frequently! I feel lucky though that it wasn't that bad. Sorry you're struggling

Every. Single. Day. (including while I was in labor)

I ended up in the ER a couple of times for IV fluids, and took Zofran. It didn't help as much as I'd hoped. I carried a bottle of mylanta in my purse, and a ziploc bag of oyster crackers.

I found that the best things for my nausea were sour hard candies that I could suck on, fresh squeezed lemon in ice water (or hot water, depending on the weather), and boiling ginger root for a while and then soaking my feet in the water when it cooled some.

Only when I got a stomach bug, I got lucky overall!

@bluestriped bee: I was in the first tri for hyperemesis but lately the nausea has come on so quickly that the zofran isn't super helpful.

Never due to morning sickness. I think once during each pregnancy due to a stomach bug. I was really lucky.

I didn't throw up until I was in labor. I had the nausea early on but I was plagued by headaches more than stomach sickness.

None, but ate lots of ginger candy (unfortunately now I hate them b/c I associate them with nausea) & chewed mint gum. I'd definitely avoid taking sick days, if possible... who knows what else could come up during your pregnancy that may be worse than vomiting if it doesn't end up HG.

I have HG so lots. With multiples morning sickness tends to be worse because your HCG levels are so much higher.

@Ra: same with the teeth brushing! So gross because then you just have to brush them again

a friend told me to hum while brushing. Helped a little.