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A member asked:
Im 14 weeks pregnant and im having a diarrhea for 2 days im so worried is this going to affect my baby?
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Not likely: The uterus is a very protected environment for your baby. Having diarrhea for a short while is not at all likely to harm your baby. If it is severe or prolonged and you become dehydrated, that can be a problem and you should seek medical attention. Same holds true it the diarrhea is bloody or you are having high fevers.
Answered 4/9/2014
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