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I am currently 7 months pregnant can poop but small amounts an it has white slimy stuff in it what could be the cause?
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Pregnancy: Pregnancy is a common cause of many changes in bowel habits. There is nothing wrong with you. You may take fiber laxative to facilitate bowel movement.
Answered 3/31/2015
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