Ob/gyns tackle this peculiar rumor.
Diarrhea is caused by so many things and you can get loose stools anytime regardless of pregnancy, Dr. Greves says. Bottom line: There isn’t a particular pregnancy stage that causes diarrhea.
Of course, if you’re keeping an eagle eye on your symptoms early on, you might wonder if diarrhea can be a form of morning sickness. That is iffy, Dr. Greves says. Morning sickness, which consists of nausea and vomiting, usually starts within six weeks of gestation. Generally, it goes away by 20 weeks of pregnancyThe exact cause of morning sickness isn’t entirely known, but it’s thought to be brought on by—go figure—hormonal changes, theSymptoms usually include nausea and vomiting and, while it’s easy to lump diarrhea into that category of “stuff that happens that makes you feel lousy,” it’s not technically a symptom of morning sickness.
In the second trimester, something called round ligament pain becomes more common , which causes a pulling sensation or cramps on either side of the uterus, according to the Cleveland Clinic. This is because there is a rope-like ligament, called the round ligament, on each side of the uterus.
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