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Hello , I am 30 years old,we are trying for baby, I ovulated past two days we had sex on and before ovulation,but I am still having mild cramps and little back pain .Some times having loose kind of stool.Is this normal.
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Mild back ache is normal around ovulation however you should not be having loose motions... connect with me online for treatment
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
Obstetrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
About your issues my answer is that loose motions can't be due to ovulation, and for conceiving you need more chat on Practo consult app so I can better guide you.
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