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@tororojo: oh have you tried vitamin b6 + half a tab of unisom every day? that was the only thing that worked for me, and i tried everything -- crackers, ginger ale, acupuncture, sea bands, etc.

i was still nauseous, but it helped a lot!

Mine arrived at 6w0d and left at 11w0d. On the morning of 11w1d I felt amazing and I have felt great ever since (I'm now 15w6d).

Take the Zofran! It's completely safe and will not harm the baby. I have been on zofran for 2 of my pregnancies and both are very healthy.

My 1st, I was on Zofran the whole 10 months since I had severe morning sickness. The sickness started at 8 weeks and went till day of delivery. Constant vomiting and ER visits for hydration = not fun! After they gave me a dose of zofran, I was a completely new woman.

With my 2nd, it came back but stronger and earlier, so the first sign of nausea I took the Zofran, vomit or no vomit. It has been such a lifesaver because without it, I would be unable to eat/drink much.

I will say, taking zofran does come with CONSTIPATION! but just eat enough fiber and LOTS of water and it shouldn't be too bad.

Hope you feel better soon! Hang in there.

I felt sick/off/nauseated from weeks 6-9, and started throwing up (and, ironically, feeling better) from weeks 10-18. I finally started to feel like my usual self in the last two weeks, though I still have moments of nausea.

I actually didn't mind throwing up, but I hated feeling sick for so long!

Mine started at around 7 weeks, PEAKED from 8-12 weeks and then started slooooowly getting better from then on out until around 16 weeks when it fully went away. Hang in there! I know it's the worst!

My doctor said that it would peak around 10-11 weeks, and that was about right for me. Unfortunately, I still had morning sickness for my entire pregnancy.

By the way, Zofran = wonder drug. I would fill the prescription just in case. Then you'll have the option of taking it if / when you need to.