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Having Black Stool During Pregnancy

2022-02-02 20:03:51
I am 4 month pregnant, having Black stool from 2 weeks, Is it normal in pregnancy? Taking only iron and calcium medicine recommended by gynaecologist.
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Answered2022-02-03 10:42:43

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Its due to iron tablet

Answered2022-02-03 04:45:12

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Becoz  of  iron  tablets

Answered2022-02-03 14:09:13

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Irin supplements cud be the reason

Answered2022-02-03 05:11:19

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Sometimes it's due to iron tablet that you pass black stool

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Yes it is because of the iron tablets that u r taking

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