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Pregnancy impact on breast feeding
Before how many months of trying to conceive I should stop breast feeding? As I am aware breast feed stop ovulation? Is 1 month gap of feed before conceive is fine?
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Please seek a formal consultation with a Gynaecologist. You didn't even mention how old your first baby is .
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Connect please
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Connect plz
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Atleast 6 weeks gap should be there
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Depends on how old your child is. If your child is over 1 year better to stop.
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Minimum 6 weeks
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U have to stop same time then only u can concieve stop breastfeeding and then try to concieve
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