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I am 40 weeks pregnant on sunday 6/12/16 and have been having solid bright green stool for about a week. is this normal or a sign labor being close?
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Check your diet!: Too much green, leafy food in your diet may change the color of your stool and has nothing to do with your labor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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