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What Causes Normal Frequent Bowel Movement In Pregnant Women?

I am pregnent with twins through ivf.i am at 20weeks pregnent.for past 5days i used to go toilet after each meal.sometimes at evenings too.i am gng motion for 4 to 5 times a day.but it is not lose motion.is it normal to ne like tat.what shld i do to overcome this problem.
Mon, 14 Apr 2014
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Hi welcome to health care magic forum.your history seems there is No other problem as such except frequency of motion ,that is also Not loose motion, for that you can Not do anything.it is hapeening because of increased pressure by uterus one rectum .this problem will increased in last trimester as you are having twin pregnancy.some No need to worry much.take rest and do some changes in food habit which suits you better.take care.
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What Causes Normal Frequent Bowel Movement In Pregnant Women?

Hi welcome to health care magic forum.your history seems there is No other problem as such except frequency of motion ,that is also Not loose motion, for that you can Not do anything.it is hapeening because of increased pressure by uterus one rectum .this problem will increased in last trimester as you are having twin pregnancy.some No need to worry much.take rest and do some changes in food habit which suits you better.take care.