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tmi diarrhea and early pregnancy
hi
can anyone help me please?
home pregnancy test showed me i was was pg 4/5 days ago. today ive had very bad diarrhea and im worried cos that happened at the start of m/c's. so basically what do i do? drs dont know im pg as im only 5 wks by lmp, and nothing will show up on a scan if i could get hosp to see me? could it be start of m/c or is it a symptom of early pg that i dont know about.
thanks for any help, im really worried right now
xxxx
After a long hard infertility journey, i am now reluctantly done
I had really bad diarrhea in the first few weeks, it was horrendous! It has calmed down but my stomach is still unsettled at 29 weeks. It can be a pregnancy sign, so try not to worry. Make sure you drink plenty and make sure if it gets worse you get checked out at the doctors. I think with me it was partly the stress of worrying I would m/c again that made IBS flare up causing the upset tum.
Take care
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Beautiful boy born in January 2007
TTC second since March 2009
Luteal phase defect - 4 rounds clomid
BFP 14.2.2012 - 2 beautiful heartbeats seen EDD 22nd Oct - Its a boy and a girl!
thanks runningmum,
ive had recurring m/c's so maybe thats the underlying cause.
my doctor has managed to get me an appt at the epu for thurs 10.15, so even if i dont see a fetal pole and hb might see a pregnancy sac and/or yolk sac.
the only thing is my apetite hasnt returned today, so still a bit worried
xxxx
After a long hard infertility journey, i am now reluctantly done
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