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I am 20 weeks pregnant and when i poo there is white stuff in it and i don't go poo everyday and when i do it is lumpy is this normal?
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Constipation: The white stuff in your stool is mucus and can be caused by various conditions such as constipation, infection or inflammation. It is important to see a doctor to determine the definitive cause and necessary treatment.Drink adequate amount of water everyday and increase fiber in the diet
Answered 9/10/2014
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