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Loose stools in third trimester
I have been having loose stools (not exactly like diarrhea) since past 2-3 weeks, now 32 weeks. It is never firm stool and comes with waves of mild stomach cramps before I have bowel movement. Is this normal or does it indicates some problem? I tried changing my diet but nothing has changed loose stools and I need to go for bowel movement at least 3 times a day. I have been recently checked so I don't have gynae appointment until next week.
Is it normal to just have loose stools throughout third trimester?
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You can add a probiotic yo your diet.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Not normal
Stop or change the brand of iron supplements
Hv more of curd n probiotics
Avoid food n juice from roadside vendors
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