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Is it healthy to get pregnant again, just four months after delivering a baby?
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Pregnancy planning: I usually recommend spacing your pregnancies by at least 12 months. Closely spaced pregnancies can be at increased risk for small size, preterm labor, and placental problems.
Answered 6/16/2012
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