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babygurl1990

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Blood in stools during pregnancy Posted: 01-27-08 08:08am


hey am pregnant and i had blood in my poop this has happend twice now? is there something wrong with me ?

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Posted: 01-28-08 08:30am


Hello! Is the bllod bright red? Or is it darker? A darker colour indicates old blood and really should be checked out by a docto. However, bright red blood means fresh blood which could be caused by a hemmoroid which is common in pregnancy due to constipation and the weight of the baby. If it continues then I'd get yourself looked at by your doctor, just to make sure there's nothing that needs treatment.

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