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Could I be pregnant?

Hi guys :) I just had a baby April 21 then I had my first period June 28 to July 2 and then this July 31 to aug 1 it's just spotting light red and brownish and some dark red but can't even fill up a panty liner.. I have been sleeping more feel tired.. My breast I can't really tell coz I do breast feed some times.. Been having food cravings and excessive saliva just like with my 2 boys.. I feel pregnant but I took 6 hpt all came back negative.. Is it possible that my hormones didn't spike up yet since i just had a baby? I don't know.. I would appreciate any info thank u
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After having a baby you are extremely fertile. After I had my baby march 15 last year I bled for a while. I was still bleeding when I got the mirena put in in June. If you had unprotected sex there is a great possibility you are pregnant. If the tests are showing negative call your doctor to verify that it is only your hormones. Also, I tried breast feeding and while I was attempting I was very emotional and if she cried I would bleed like a stick hog, gross I know but if you are breast feeding there is also the possibility that your hormones are just embalanced and you haven't gotten them straightened out yet. Good luck to you.
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Thank u so much.. I still have to find a new doctor since I have moved here in Washington last month.. We use condom sometimes and pull out and I know pull out is not reliable..
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