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36 weeks and 6 days pregnant. left side pain and bad diarrhea. is this normal?
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The pain and: Diarrhea need to be evaluated . Any water and electrolyte imbalance during pregnancy will put both the infant and the mother at high risk for complication . The systemic complication of the cause of the diarrhea is also important whether it is due to bacteria , virus or parasites . You need to be evaluated by your doc as soon as possible . Good luck.
Answered 5/26/2017
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