wat to do for realy bad morning sickness get it all the way through in and out of hospital all the time

Please note that I am not a physician and cannot diagnose any medical condition. My first concern is to rule out any other cause of your chronic nausea besides the pregancy. It would be especially important to obtain a definative diagnosis from a trusted healthcare professional so that treatment could be targeted to the underlying cause of the nausea.

Unfortunately, nausea is a non-specific symptom of many medical conditions, from blockages in the gastrointestinal tract, food allergies, liver disease, and even malignancies, among other potential problems. Once your doctor has verified that your nausea is due to pregnancy alone, there are a few natural things you can try.

Ginger is a great anti-nausea herb. You can eat it, add it as a spice to food, drink ginger ale, or take capsules.

Vitamin b6, also called pyridoxine, has been shown in some studies to provide morning-sickness relief.

You may also try accupuncture, accupressure, and there are even a few over-the-counter wrist bands that can be worn to stimulate various anti-nausea points.

Finally, eat small, frequent meals, and drink plenty of water. If you are taking a prenatal vitamin, make sure to eat it after a meal as the iron in it may upset the stomach and lead to nausea.