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Q: Can You Lactate And Not Be Pregnant?

asked by: tadfitch1 on August 5th, 2003

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I just had a baby 6 months ago and im on birth control pills and have been for 5 months and on zoloft, buspar and this week I started getting very bad nausea and I im lactating and I haven't brestfed in 5 months but I had a 4 day m/c on july 23 2003 and I took a test and it was neg. But my first baby I was 2 months along before it was pos. So please help me and tell me what I should do because im really freaking out here! Confused

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tmjjj

replied on September 11th, 2003

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Yes you can. After my first child I leaked for about 6-7 months than I got pregnant. Probably not what you wanted to here. What awhile and see how things go. If you are still worried go to your doctor.

sofie25

replied on January 21st, 2009

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ive never been pregnant im lactating

hi, im 25 and never have been prgnant and im lactating???

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