Black Stool In Pregnancy

Black stool in pregnancy

Asked for Female, 34 Years

Hello Dr., I'm 6n half a month pregnant. And since few weeks I've seen stool is going in black color and in recent scans, the report mentioned that I have uterine artery pi. So I wanted to know if stool color is changed because of iron tablets or something else. Thank you.

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