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Diarrhea

Very Early Pregnancy Symptom

Symptom Details

Diarrhea in very early pregnancy is a result of the rising hormone levels, predominantly progesterone. Since extended periods of diarrhea can cause weakness and dehydration it is best to seek medical advice if it persists. These very same hormones can also cause constipation in some women.

Comparison Chart

The chart below shows a comparison between the number of times this symptom was experienced by pregnant vs non-pregnant women.


**NOTE: Data for 15-21 dpo tends to be lower than expected as many women stop tracking symptoms after a positive pregnancy test.

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  • 50 minutes ago » Bmagrl2005 said:
    I BD mid fertile window. Today is the last day of fertile window and terrible diarrhea!!!
  • 4 weeks ago » TakeAChancexx said:
    I hate saying it, im cd27 and this diarrhea is stinger! Ugh
  • 7 weeks ago » Jupitor said:
    Not sure what dpo but cd29, been having some horrible diarrhea for the last two days...hope its a good sign.
  • 7 weeks ago » Lydie184 said:
    I'm 9dpo, have had diarrhea since 6dpo (especially in the am) and heartburn in the pm. I rarely get either, hope it's a good sign!
  • 10 weeks ago » N_Rod77 said:
    8dpo, sudden onset diarrhea. Didn't make to bathroom. Hope this is good
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