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I'm wondering ..

Hello Ladies (:
I'm a first timer , I'm 36w &4d preggo and I was wondering is it true if you get a lot of diarrhea late in pregnancy, labor is around the corner. I've heard that its true. I know tmi but I'm getting a lot since yesterday .
Please answer :)
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4408078 tn?1358058398
I had diarrhea 2 weeks straight before my baby came
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287246 tn?1318570063
It def can be a sign.  It has never happened to me with any of mine, but I know many that it has happened with.  Good luck!!
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I guess it depends on the person cuz I never got it.
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Btw I'm also experiencing some mild cramping :o
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Aww thank you! I know she's worth it, but gosh! It's a bit uncomfortable lol specially when I go out
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O yes! Its gross but I do remember that with my first. Hang in there! It'll all be worth it. :)
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:)
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I'm honestly hoping she comes 2 weeks early, I'm way too small and my doc told me my body is tired for all the extra work :/
But thank you !!!:)
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4643945 tn?1363372357
It is known to be a sign but you could also still have awhile. Probably not what tou want to hear but sometime you body just starts preparing extra early. If your hoping for labor good luck! Welcome and congrats!!
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