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36 weeks pregnant & having diarrhea should i be worried?
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Usually not: Being 36 weeks pregnant and having diarrhea is usually not a problem. If the diarrhea is only a couple of times a day and you otherwise feel well. If a pregnant woman is having diarrhea many times a day, feels ill or has a fever, and can't keep enough fluids in her she should call her doctor.
Answered 11/20/2017
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