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Diarrhoea

I'm 6 weeks pregnant currently. Does anyone have the diarrhoea symptom? I had it last Sat and I'm having it again today. :(
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Yes, I just had it on Sunday but passed by the afternoon. I don't remember having it with my other pregnancies but it definitely is better than being constipated.
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It is very normal. Hormonal changes are the result of the diarrhea. Hope you feel at ease soon.
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I'm 6 weeks and yes! I have this symptom right now. It's not fun.
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I am 5 weeks pregnant and have diarrhea off and on. It is considered normal due to the effect of pregnancy hormones on the intestines. Unless you have fever, chills, abdominal pain, blood/mucous in stool or too frequent BMs, then you need to see your doctor.
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I had it the entire pregnancy both times.  Some women get constipation so I guess it could be worse!
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I concur constipation is worse lol.
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Yes, some pregnancy is accompanied with diarrhea.  It will go away eventually.  As the baby grows, it'll push on your innards and that causes diarrhea and a lot of peeing.  
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How are you getting on? I'm 4 weeks and had this symptom on & off xx
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I'm still having it on and off too for now. I'm 8 weeks now. Gynae said it's normal during pregnancy. But watch out for the no. of times and frequency.
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