Diarrhea In Early Pregnancy
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O.k i have been watching this site for a while. And i was hoping this annoying problem would just go away. I am now 7 weeks pregnant and have had diarrhea since 5 dpo. i am fairly certain that it is pregnancy hormones at work. Has anyone experienced this and come up with a natural remedy to ease symptoms? My Dr thinks it is my diet. Pregnancy hormones and maternity pill are constipating. There is nothing in pregnancy books regarding diarrhea. Thank-you
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I think diarreah is normal during the first weeks of your pregnancy, I had the same problem and I got worried but It was normal It went away by itself so I guess you should eat more fiber, a have a friend of mines that got pregnant right after me and she found out about her pregnancy because of the diarreah, and also 2 months later my sister got pregnant and she had the same sympton so don't worry about that , it should go away after a while.
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but in the mean time what do we do, what can we use on our b___t to take the sting and pain away? How do u leave the house please help us
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Use Penaten Cream--it's great, slightly messy but very effective and safe
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I am 9 weeks pregnant and have had diarrhea on and off but sometimes its accompanied by annoying cramps. The cramps pretty much subside once my diarrhea goes away but still should I be concerned with these cramps.
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I am having lots of diarrhea I am in my 8 week, is this something to be worried about..
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I, too, just found out i'm pregnant yesterday, and have had diarrhea for 3 days. I guess I'd rather it come out that end then throwing up! No morning sickness here...though I am concerned about the baby getting enough nutrients. Iose so much water! Its sooo important to keep drinking at least 64oz of water a day.
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Hi this is my fourth pregnancy (2 healthy children and 1 miscarriage in June2005). I have very loose bowel movements as well and dont remember having this with my other 3 pregnancies. I thought your supposed to be constipated when your pregnant!
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| Jen - September 13 |
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Did this get better for any of you? I am experiencing the same thing and am just 4 weeks preg. What can I do? Right now I am only eating very bland foods like mashed potatoes, animal crackers, gingerale, noodles.....any suggestions for me?
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I am so glad I'm not alone!!! I just left the bathroom thinking - something is wrong! Well, I am 5 weeks pregnant and I am concerned I am losing nutrients as well... Help!!
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drink gatorade to help you out when having bouts of diarrhea. it replaces the necessary electrolights in the body so you dont dehydrate
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I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM FEVER AND THE DIARRHEA FOR A MONTH. THE DIABETICS DIET AND THE BLAND DIET ARE HELPING MY SYMPTOMS.
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SO glad I found this. I too am experiencing frequent bowl movements, I am 6 weeks along. So scared, I've read that its a sign of miscarrage!! I thought you were meant to get the constipation. We need advice... has anyone had this and carried full term???? Help? I dont want this to be a sign of m/c!
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I came on line to see if my symptom of diarrhea was normal. I am in my 10 th week my Dr. told me not to worry but it is so annoying as I thought I was going to be constipated. I was told to drink gatorade and relax.
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Hey this will go away,don't worry. I had REALLY bad stomach aches along with diarrhea up until the fourth month! I am 33 weeks now(just came to 1st trimester post b/c I have read all the new post for the 3rd trimester) lol! Take care and good luck! :)
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I am having upset stomach/diarrhea and I am 5 weeks pregnant. The cramps that sometimes accompany it go away when the diarrhea subsides. The cramps you shouldn't worry about unless you have spotting or bleeding a__sociated with it.
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I, too, had diarrhea during a lot of my first trimester. I kept reading everywhere that most pregnant women got constipated so was surprised when I had the opposite problem. I found a bland diet minus fruit such as apples and very little dairy helped somewhat. Also, be sure to keep yourself well hydrated. Talk to your doc if it's a bad problem. I've heard of some women taking kaopectate on advice from their doc. I think it is hormones as I noticed that this disappeared when my m/s went away too, which usually happens when hormone levels level off in the late part of the first trimester. I'm 19 weeks now and haven't had any problems for a while now. The good news is that there's been no constipation either :)
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