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Does pregnancy cause too much poo(defecate)?
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No: Pregnancy does cause the bowel to slow down which can result in constipation - that usually responds to diet, fluids, increased fiber, stool softeners when needed, and a laxative when needed.
Answered 6/11/2017
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