Can I take a pregnancy test if I have diarrhea?

If you’re currently suffering from diarrhea, you might wonder whether this could be an early sign of pregnancy. Unfortunately, it’s hard to say. A pregnancy test is really the only way you can know for certain whether or not you’re pregnant.

Can you get a positive test at 9DPO?

That’s why, although it’s possible to get a positive pregnancy test at 9 DPO, most specialists recommend waiting a few more days to get accurate results.

What symptoms did you have at 9 DPO?

9DPO pregnancy symptoms may include:

  • 9 DPO spotting.
  • 9 DPO cramping.
  • Acid reflux.
  • Food cravings.
  • Heightened senses (which can lead to nausea and vomiting)
  • Tender breasts.
  • Mood changes.

Did you have diarrhea in early pregnancy?

Although diarrhea isn’t a sign of early pregnancy, it’s possible that you may experience diarrhea or other digestive issues in your first trimester. Early on in your pregnancy, your body starts going through lots of changes, and these can affect your bowel movements, leading to either hard or loose stools.

Is pooping a lot during early pregnancy normal?

Sooo…is pooping a lot one of the signs of early pregnancy? Actually, this is a bit of a myth, says Temeka Zore, MD, a board-certified ob-gyn and reproductive endocrinologist at Spring Fertility. Pooping a lot isn’t linked to the beginning of most pregnancies. In fact, constipation is more likely.

Can you implant at 9DPO?

On average, implantation occurs around the ninth day after ovulation (9 DPO). You might assume that since implantation takes place on 9 DPO, it is the appropriate time to go for a pregnancy test. But nope. Of course, it is your choice to go for a pregnancy test whenever you want to.

Do you poop a lot the first week of pregnancy?

Sooo…is pooping a lot one of the signs of early pregnancy? Actually, this is a bit of a myth, says Temeka Zore, MD, a board-certified ob-gyn and reproductive endocrinologist at Spring Fertility. Pooping a lot isn’t linked to the beginning of most pregnancies.