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I gave birth a month ago and had sex with my husband, we used a condom. is it possible to be pregnant since i had sex before 6 weeks like told by doc?
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You used a condom: It certainly would have been possible to get pregnant but you took proper precautions and used a condom. Unless you have some reason to fear the condom was not used correctly then condoms work very well. Consider starting birth control
Answered 7/19/2015
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