Early: Some have morning sickness in response to the hormones in the second half of the cycle even when there is no pregnancy. It would be rare for you to be pregnant at this point but possible. Need to check a home test.
Answered 12/24/2016
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Pregnancy: Its unlikely that you are pregnant this soon after delivery. Even if you are not breast feeding you probably won't ovulate for an average of over 6 weeks. However, take a pregnancy test if concerned and use back up contraception. And morning sickness usually starts later in the first trimester than where you would be.
Answered 11/28/2017
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