Early Signs of Pregnancy » myths http://www.earlysignsofpregnancy.ca We Walk you Step By Step From Pregnancy to Maternity Wed, 23 May 2012 04:00:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 How To Recognize Ovulation During Breastfeeding? http://www.earlysignsofpregnancy.ca/how-to-recognize-ovulation-during-breastfeeding.htm http://www.earlysignsofpregnancy.ca/how-to-recognize-ovulation-during-breastfeeding.htm#comments Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:00:41 +0000 admin http://www.earlysignsofpregnancy.ca/?p=1404 Breastfeeding for 2 1 / 2 months. I do not use contraception. Since 2-3 days I had some slight vaginal discharge and pain in small ovaries. Do you think this may be a symptom of ovulation? Can we in this case then ovulate without rules or will I have my period despite exclusive breastfeeding?

Impossible to know with certainty. Breastfeeding is absolutely no method of contraception even if it limits the "risks" of ovulation. When you say you do not use a contraceptive, I hope you mean you do not take the pill but you take other precautions, and at least you use condoms?? Or is that you really want another pregnancy ….

If you ovulated normally you should have the rules in 15d. I had my back layers to 6 weeks of breastfeeding (although I went very often) but in cerazette by cons.

The act of breastfeeding and not ovulating does not work every time or every woman is no certainty in this area as well as symptoms of a pseudo ovulation. You can very well be pregnant again.

It happens to breastfeed and to resume a normal cycle with ovulation and rules, breastfeeding is not a reliable method of contraception. Possible that you have ovulated, in this case you have any interest to protect you if you do not want fall pregnant …

Breastfeeding is not a means of contraception so you have to be careful

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