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A member asked:
I gave birth 3 weeks ago and i'm only now starting to get cramps and feel nauseated, should i be worried?
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No you should not be: You should not be worried. If you are concerned about becoming pregnant, the chances are extremely low because of how recently you gave birth. Especially if you are breast feeding. Breastfeeding actually prevents pregnancy.
Answered 11/28/2017
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