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33 weeks pregnant diarrhea for 4 days now and had pelvic pressure yesterday the whole day.
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Diarrhea: You can take anti diarrheals like immodium and you should hydrate yourself. Diarrhea may cause some contractions. If the pressure recurs consider calling your OB/midwife in case he/she wants you monitored for contractions or feels you need IV fluids.
Answered 10/15/2015
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