Pregnancy can be a beautiful experience— but it can also cause some uncomfortable gut problems. Here’s what you should know.
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Nausea and vomiting, especially in the first trimester, are very common due to hormonal changes affecting the digestive system.
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As your baby grows, it can push the stomach upward, causing stomach acid to rise into the esophagus and trigger heartburn.
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Hormonal shifts slow down digestion, and iron supplements can worsen constipation during pregnancy.
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Slower digestion leads to more fermentation of food in the gut, resulting in frequent bloating and gas.
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Some women experience diarrhea due to dietary changes, prenatal vitamins, or increased sensitivity to certain foods.
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Constipation and pressure from the growing uterus can cause swollen veins around the rectum, leading to discomfort.
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Always consult your healthcare provider if gut issues become severe or affect your daily life. Proper guidance ensures a healthier pregnanc
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