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writes:I just had a baby two months ago and i got my period after i had him for 3 weeks but i have not had one after that, could i be pregnant again or is it normal for a period to be messed up after having a baby? I am not on no birth controal but i have been using condoms. I havent took a pregnancy test yet because i dont want my husband to see it and get all worried over something that could be nothing.please help me, thank you
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 August 2009): Any sex for any amount of time with no protection can lead to pregnancy. There's an 20% chance of it using the pullout "method." Precum indeed contains sperm. But don't sweat it before you need to. Just go to the doctor and if s/he says you're preggers, then you can start to worry. But until then, there's no point.
~Sy.
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 August 2009): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questioni did not make my questions clear enough im sorry, i will try to ask again...I had my baby june 25,09 after i had him i got my period for 3 weeks so the middle of july it stoped but i have not had one for aug, i have been using condoms but we also have had intercourse for a couple of min. with out one could i be pregnant again? I have a drs apt next week.
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 August 2009): Wow! You're a strong woman! Best of luck to you.. there's no better way to get your mind off your own pain then by focusing on others! Loll.. i guess that's why I'm here most of the time.
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 August 2009): Women typically bleed for weeks after giving birth. It's like a constant period. I'm surprised to hear that you didn't until three weeks later. I think it's normal.
Satin.. have you had your baby yet?
~Sy.
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