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14 weeks pregnant with rolling feeling in belly for a few weeks now. i had a csection 16months ago. feels like intestines are moving a lot but why?
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Normal: The hormone of pregnancy, progesterone, has an effect on your bowels, both small and large intestine. The move more slowly, cause more bloating. Definitely normal to have that rolling feeling. Don't think related to cesarean as you're too early for that.
Answered 1/30/2014
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