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Ive had diabetic ketoacidosis a few times. Once it starts coming on you can't eat Anything. For a couple days or more.
Then the treatment is ice chips and IV insulin for a few days.
Coming out of it, your stomach is the size of a walnut and the thought of eating makes you want to make you puke.
My roads back to eating:
Broth from ramen cups. Liquid meal replacements. If you have a soy allergy, take a close look at the ingredients. Miso broth.
Drinkable yogurt.
Bland pasta with just olive oil.
Granola bars.
My experience is that I eventually get hungry again.
Best of luck dealing with your situation.
Edit: per others, chicken soup (I can get the broth down) and Pedialyte or Gatorlyte. Getting dehydrated does not help.
Really appreciate this comment, thank you!