Whether you're allowed to get up to use the bathroom at the pre-push stage of the game, however, depends on whether you have an epidural and on your health-care provider. "I was so grateful that my body decided to get rid of everything first, because I was so afraid of pooping during labor," she says. (This is thanks, once again, to the release of prostaglandins.) That's what happened to Stafford, Virginia, mom and children's book author Sandra Magura. But you might naturally have a bowel movement before the final stage of labor, which reduces the amount of stool in the colon that would come out while pushing, says Katie Page, a Certified Nurse-Midwife in Forest, Virginia.
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