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Could I still be pregnant?

So I just had a baby about a 11 weeks ago and i was 10 days late and i took to pregnancy tests and they sed negative by my period i wuould ahve been 5weeks and something but the gestational age would have been 3 weeks and sumthin then i started bleeding and i only bled 3 days and i wasnt due for my period yet this month may i still be pregnant oh yeah i had sex unprotected and he ejaculated in me and they were my fertile days
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oka but i bled 2 weeks after my son and a month later had my period so wat does that mean??? and after that period i was late
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280369 tn?1316702041
I agree, it can take some time for your body to become regular again. After I gave birth, I got my period back 8 weeks later and it was pretty regular from there on out. Everyone is different.
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354373 tn?1299184526
It took me 4 months to get a period as well.....It can take up to year to regulate again after having a baby....
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My daughter is 5 months old and i just got my first period after giving birth last month in july. You won't get a regular one or even one at all, depending on your body, anywhere from 6 weeks-12 months after your baby was born.
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Your periods will be irregular after giving birth.
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