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After birth of 1st child started regular menses about july this month i am 11days late & 3neg pt should i rule out pregnancy also not breastfeeding ?
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Yes!: You may well be pregnant again. I would advise a pregnancy test, and start prenatal care if positive. Avoid anything that can hurt a fetus until you are sure you are not pregnant.
Answered 11/21/2012
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