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It's been more than 40 days I haven't received my period, and I am an IVF mom where I'm having a 10-month baby. The second thing is my AMH was 0.01 when I, when I went for an IVF,  So probably after 10 months of 10 months of my baby, we had an unprotected sex in something in something May. And then I got my periods in June, but it was quite light. And then in July, I'm not having any periods. So please, can you tell if I'm pregnant or if this is, this is a menopause?
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Breastfeed mother are usually has irregular periods. To confirm the pregnancy,do Urine test for pregnancy.
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Firstly Are you breastfeeding your baby?? Secondly to be sure do a urine pregnancy test. Connect for further advice.
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You can do pregnancy test to confirm. Irregular period can be due to breast feeding too.
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