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Im 30 weeks pregnant with diahrrea, cramping and very tired. i haven't changed my diet i drink plenty of water. this has been happening for two weeks?
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See your MD: If you have not called your md, you should. You may be having preterm labor symptoms. Monitoring for pretem labor , a urine test and possibly a fetal fibronectin test may be needed. A cervical exam is also likely.
Answered 7/9/2019
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