How Fertile Are You After Giving Birth About 9 Wks Ago.
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Hi I gave birth on March 23 to a preemie baby boy I was 22 wks gestation and my water had broken the doctors still have no clue what happened and he passed away about 2 hours after being born and he was my first born. I had my first period about 7 wks after giving birth so about 2.5 wks ago and I have been having unprotected sex and I was just wondering if you are super fertile after giving birth and if its possible to start feeling bloated and nauseated already I dont think so cause my period isnt due until June 7 but I really dont know much about this at all. Thank you. 
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