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I had been doing unisom last week and it helped in the morning, then after a week I did a weekend "cleanse" of the unisom, then started it again Sunday night and I've barely had any m/s yesterday and today. I'm so excited that this might be the beginning of the end of it! Just 3 days ago I was in tears thinking that if I was so sick and exhausted now, HOW was I ever going to make it the rest of the pregnancy, not to mention labor? This is HUGE people! 
So sorry you were treated that way. I hope you find an office and dr that you really mesh with and treat you like gold!
That's weird that he's NPO. Usually the more a baby BF's/eats the more he'll poop, so I'd think they'd be encouraging you to BF him?? Praying it's all over soon!
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