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30 weeks prego.loose stools, lower back pain, extra discharge, cramping, irregular non painful contractions, always feeling bloated/full . normal?
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A lot of things!: Loose stools can be normal in pregnancy. Back pain, definitely normal. Extra discharge, also normal. Irregular contractions, yes, normal. Always feeling bloated also normal. If you're worried at all, doctor can perform a cervical length us to make sure your irregular contractions aren't leading to pre-term labor. Good luck!
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