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Hi Lisa, Your baby is now 7 weeks old.
Sex. Remember that? It's what got you in the situation you're in today. Most healthcare providers recommend that you wait to have sex until after your six-week checkup. Some women, however, feel ready to have it again sooner than that. Necessary disclaimer: It's always a good idea to just check with your physician or midwife first. And remember…there are other ways besides full-blown intercourse that will bring you to orgasm. Should you choose to have sex, don't forget the birth control, even if you're breastfeeding (yes, breastfeeding can prevent ovulation…but it...

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