I'm concerned. what symptoms go with severe vomiting from pregnancy?

Dehydration: Severe vomiting in pregnancy is known in its' extreme as hyperemesis gravidarum. Dehydration is one of the symptoms and requires either fluid ingestion or IV fluid replacement. Your OB doctor needs to check labwork that includes electrolytes( potassium, sodium, chloride, etc.) to assess the need for the above interventions.

Pregnant Nausea: Digestion is very slow in pregnancy. Gastric reflux is common. Late meals, cured meats, saucy dishes and fried food are bad actors. Modern acid pump inhibitors like pepsid and Prevacid (lansoprazole) are lifesavers when taken regularly. Frequent, small meals are helpful too . It's high time we abandon the notion that nausea or heartburn are "normal" part of pregnancy.

Sexual Dysfunction: Sexual function can be impaired at the desire or arousal phase. Vaginal lubrication and receptivity can be impaired due to lack of foreplay or hormonal imbalance. Finally, orgasmic dysfunction or even painful orgasm may be the result of neurologic damage. Proper physical and psychological evaluation is essential to determine the origin and treatment of this common condition.

Painful Bladder: Painful bladder occurs in various conditions such as endometriosis and bladder cancer. Interstitial cystitis is caused by a basic defect in the natural sugar coating that protects the bladder lining from the acid in the urine. Dietary modification avoiding bladder irritants such as vitamin c and caffeine may help. Contact an urologist or gynecologist with experience with this diagnosis

Mood in pregnancy: Depression has genetic and environmental components. Women who are taking antidepressants when conceiving, should consult their doctor before discontinuing these. Proper understanding of pregnancy events, stress management and spousal support are positive influences in mood disorders . Stay alert for persistent changes moods and sleep activity. Early intervention is key.