What do the chances of me get pregnant while I nurse?

My daughter will be next week 4 months, and I had strange feelings in my stomach
I use fenugreek presently in order to help to increase my milk supply and on the writing, that says it, don\'t use you if your pregnant one....

through wildeyes

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through Emily, it is a myth that BF is a form of natural birth control. is not true

in that she/it is not Natalie&Brooke&Jr\'s mommy for birth control, your chances are so good as you didn\'t nurse. Take a Prüfung, if you think your pregnant one. And if you wyou are not again ürden, whole pregnant that you should use protection or attract any birth control. GL!

from Jadey, my best friend became pregnant as her/its/their baby was, during 3 Monate-Brustfütterung.

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from DrWendy, It is possible that you are pregnant, but not probably. If of Sie\'wieder really worried, thereß you for a blood examination to the doctor, and maybe an ultrasound, should go if they suspect pregnancy.

Some women find nursing in order to be very effective birth control. A woman, whom I know, has it used, and never has become pregnant, before rises her/its/their babiesört has to nurse.

Of course it doesn\'t work for everyone, I became twice pregnant while I nursed. As soon as we were difficult, and as soon as we (therefore) used birth control, no not using weren\'t we, that nurses as birth control.

It is completely wrong that you become at the most easily pregnant if you gave only birth. This is time ich\'ve this line on answers the second read, and I don\'t have any idea where everyone got this idea!

Think about it: our bodies are used up following pregnancy and cannot endure another easily one. Why würden this is part of our design?

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