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Exclusively breastfeeding 9mo old baby.day and night,on demand.have not noticed fertile mucus or ovarian cramps(i used to).chance that i ovulate?
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Yes: Although many women do not ovulate regularly while breast feeding, by 9 months, it would be very likely that a breastfeeding women would resume ovulation and would be fertile in the event of sexual intercourse.
Answered 2/29/2016
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