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A member asked:
Hiya if i had a baby six weeks ago and i've had sex with a condom on and it split and only had precum in can i get pregaent ?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Very unlikely: Hiya - it is very unlikely that you get pregnant at 6 weeks postpartum, especially if you are breast-feelding full time. You should still continue to use birth control, however. If you are not trying to have another child soon an iud is something to discuss with your gyn. Good luck. Cheers!
Answered 5/6/2014
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