i am 7 months pregnant is it normal to get dioreah? i know thats not how you spell it but you know what i mean

Answer 1

you could have just picked up a viral infection but if i were you i would get it checked, anything that isnt usual get it checked better to be safe than sorry

Answer 2

Question: Is it normal to have diarrhea near the end of pregnancy?
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Answer: It's generally more common to suffer from constipation than diarrhea during pregnancy. But some women do report having mild diarrhea just before they go into labor.

Otherwise, just like when you're not pregnant, you can have diarrhea caused by a stomach virus or food poisoning. Certain antibiotics and antacids can sometimes cause diarrhea, as can some foods: Sugar-free candies are common culprits, as are dairy products for people who are lactose-intolerant.
And women with gastrointestinal problems like inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, and diverticulitis can suffer from occasional or chronic diarrhea.

If you've been suffering from constipation and haven't had a bowel movement in a number of days, and then you suddenly develop watery diarrhea, you might have fecal impaction. In this condition, hard, impacted stool causes a partial or complete obstruction of the large bowel. Watery stool sometimes leaks around it and shows up as diarrhea. In this case, you'll probably have other symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and a distended (or "bloated") abdomen. These are the signs of an intestinal obstruction, for which you'll need immediate evaluation and treatment.

If you've come down with a stomach virus or a mild case of food poisoning, you should improve in 24 hours or less. In the meantime, it's important to drink plenty of fluids, and it can often help to stick to bland foods like bananas, rice, and toast. If diarrhea continues for more than a day, call your midwife or doctor. Also call your healthcare provider if your diarrhea is accompanied by abdominal pain or fever, if you have "explosive" diarrhea, if it contains blood or mucus, or if you start to get dehydrated.

Answer 3

I get diarrohea when I am pregnant, I think it is from the folate I take that makes everyone else constipated. But if you are only just getting this now and haven't had it all the way thru like me..., you could have picked up a virus or it could just be that your digestive system is under pressure from your growing uterus. Whatever it is, you should definately mention it at your next doctor or midwife appointment. Good luck.

Answer 4

I would check with doctor.Probably nothing.
Pregnant ladies all vary fromperson to person. NOTHING is normal or abnormal.
But this MUST be very uncomfortable and so simple to cure.
If do not want to see doctor try local pharmacy
Ask if 'Imodium' is dangerous in pregnancy - be CAREFUL with home remedies.
GOOD LUCK.

Answer 5

Yeh! You are still you when you was pregnant. Sometimes you have that when youve eaten lots of fruit or liquids or sometimes just because. Dont worry.

Answer 6

What would happen if your baby had dioreah as well?
Holy sh!t, what a mess.

Answer 7

I really feel you should check with your doctor for help

Answer 8

usually this happens when birth is imminent.

Answer 9

Its not uncommon.