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Additional details that may not mean anything:
I have been very moody lately.
My husband and I have sex often. (could this be cause?)
I am not breastfeeding.
Answer:
If I were you I would wait a week take a test since your husband and you are having sex. But most likely your not I think your body is still funny from having your baby its only been 3 months. you can still have a period and still be prego
Many factors come into play! First call your OBGYN! Could you be Pregnant again?
Don't ask the public for answers to this question. Go see your Doctor. make sure everything is ok. don't take chances with your health, your children need you to be healthy.
for you to stop what is happening u better talk to your ob, you might b pregnant.
Well, perhaps there is a bit of a hormonal imbalance and your body is trying to regulate itself. Or perhaps you are pregnant again-maybe call for an appointment or at least take an HPT test.
I'd say you might be pregnant again. Take a test.
My first thought is that you're pregnant again. Call your doctor and ask, or take a test at home.
Hello. I experienced this same thing after my 2cnd (but not my 1st). I asked my OB/GYN and she said it was totally normal and is mostly caused because women often have contractions even after the baby is born. It is because the uterus was stretched out so much while pregnant, now it needs to contract down. My breasts were tender from my milk comming in. I breast fed, but even after I stopped - months later, they would often be tender because the milk ducts would swell as my body was adjusting to the fact that milk was no longer needed, but the hormones keeping it up were still there.
I hope I have been helpful in sharing my experience with you, but I am just another mom, not a Doctor. I would still urge you to talk to your doctor on your next check up (or even sooner if you can make an appt.). Afterall, it never hurts to ask and it will give you peace of mind. Good luck!
I was going to answer almost the same answered that Heavenlyp.. gives . She got the right answered, it's normal don't worry..it's not going to come quit normal as unusual.
Best wishes and good luck
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