Unprotected sex 6 weeks postpartum

I've just been so so stupid. I've had unprotected sex and I'm 6 weeks pp. I am exclusively breastfeeding but i know that i can still get pregnant. I guess I just want to know if anyone ended up getting pregnant after having sex this early on whilst breastfeeding?

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I haven’t gotten pregnant but I would suggest getting emergency contraception and then maybe routine or other types of contraception if you don’t intend to get pregnant. It’s safe to do so as you are 6 weeks postpartum.

You can still ovulate even when breastfeeding and don’t get a period! Hopefully all is good!😂x

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My sister did! X

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Thank you both! I'm seriously stressing out but will definitely visit the pharmacy tomorrow! With my first i didnt get a period until he stopped breastfeeding completely at 15 months old but i just dont want to leave this to chance

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