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Is it normal to bleed when you poop during pregnancy? i am 25 weeks pregnant.
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Blood from where?: It isn't normal to bleed from rectum or vagina. Sometimes, if constipated, there can be some bleeding. Please consult with your doctor to determine cause of bleeding.
Answered 6/10/2020
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