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Stool has darker brown bits of poop in? is this normal. pregnant
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Yes, normal: It depends on what you are eating but stool can be many colors. If your stool is all black and sticky, like tar see your doctor as soon as possible as this could be a sign of intestinal bleeding.
Answered 11/28/2017
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