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Bookmark or Share- Period Poops: Why Do They Happen? - Cleveland Clinic Health EssentialsRegardless of your symptoms, family medicine physician Donald Ford, MD, MBA, Chairman of the Department of Family Medicine at Cleveland Clinic, shares steps you can take to manage period poops and other cycle-related stomach issues. Why do you poop more on your period? Blame it on hormones.
- Period Poops: Why They Happen and What to Do - Verywell HealthPeriod poops occur when you experience loose stools or diarrhea during your menstrual cycle. During your period, it is common to experience digestive tract changes thanks to changing hormone levels. Before your period, your body produces more progesterone, which may lead to constipation.
- Period poop: Why do you poop so much on your period? - FloDo you poop more on your period, or does it hurt to go? We ask a doctor to explain why.
- Period Poops: Why They Happen and How To Manage Them - HealthPeriod poops are changes in your bowel movements. Diarrhea, smelly stool, pain, and constipation are the main symptoms. Here's how to deal.
- Exploring Menstrual Cycle and Period Poops Through Hormonal Changes - ClueIn the last year, 36% of Clue users tracked digestion or stool-related issues. You’re more likely to experience changes in your bowel movements, including period poops, at the beginning of your period. Hormonal fluctuations in progesterone, estrogen, and prostaglandin may trigger period-related gastrointestinal symptoms.
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