Imagine turning up to your six-week postnatal check, only to discover you’re pregnant again. While uncommon, it can and does happen. Here’s what you need to know about postnatal contraception. Women who have just had a baby may fall pregnant again sooner than they expect. The technical term "rapid repeat pregnancy" refers to the fact that an unexpectedly early pregnancy can impact significantly on both the mother and the baby. It is therefore important for women, from teens to those in their 40s, to be informed about postnatal contraceptive options. Women who are not breastfeeding may ovulate as early as 28 days after delivery. They can therefore become pregnant again as early as 21...
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