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Hi there. i am 34w2d pregnant and woke up to an extremely running tummy. been to the bathroom four times since waking and each time its like water. i called my gynecologist office, but the nurse suggested that i contact a gp.
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Gastro-enteritis: I understand your distress. “extremely running tummy” needs Medical Evaluation. If you do not have a Family Physician, please go to Urgent Care for Diagnosis and Treatment. Your Health is Precious!
Answered 2/14/2021
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