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I am five weeks pregnant and my bowel movements are yellowish brown. the last time i was pregnant i had the same issue and was told it was nothing to worry about yet o miscarried at six weeks. what is going on?
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Stool color: The color of your stool is related to diet. It is not related to miscarriage. If you feel that your stool is abnormal then consider seeing a gastroenterologist for an evaluation.
Answered 1/8/2018
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