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I am six months pregnant and my poopoo is black.why?
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This may be caused: By iron supplements. Pepto bismal & other meds can cause it too. If you have black, tarry malodorous stool - that can be signs of a GI bleed. If that is the case, please let your obstetrician know asap. Take care.
Answered 6/10/2014
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