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I'm 10 weeks pregnant and i have had diarehea for 3 days now followed with lower back pain. is this normal?
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No: See your obstretician or family dr for these symptoms. It may be nothing but the persistent bowel symptoms and being pregnant are worrisome to me.
Answered 9/11/2017
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