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Is it normal to have frequent bowel movement while pregnant
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Pregnancy bowel move: Absolutely - you have bowling ball sitting on your bladder and intestines. Also, pregnancy affects your entire body, bowels, hormones, blood volume, etc. Everything very different, but not bad, just different.
Answered 9/18/2019
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