Birth control after birth?

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I also have pcos so I don't know what my options really are.

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If you're planning on nursing, you'll be limited to barrier methods (condoms, diaphragm, cervical cap), a nonhormonal IUD or the mini pill. Your doctor will usually discuss your plan with you around 32-36 weeks pregnant.

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And I have discharge coming out like it’s there but then it’s feels so blocked by my vagina like something wanna come out is that normal

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And also I have discharge like last night was a little blood that came out and all of a sudden it was dry again my tummy is cramping and I’m down with a flu

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Can you fall pregnant while being on the IUD 
I’m there for 7 years and my partner used a condom 
But just in the week he used condom all 3 days the 
First day we had sex he use a condom and came in the condom I never bought the morning after pill 
5days later we had sex again and he used a condom again and came in the condom I then bought the morning after took it the same day I bought it the next day we had sex again and he use a condom again and came in the condom I then said he must take the condom and slide his fingers down the condom to see if the sperm came out but we couldn’t see look like it didn’t but then I took the morning after pill again 
Can I be pregnant

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I am looking to get an IUD,with no hormones...any suggestion?

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I got the IUD and I have PCOS as well. It's awesome!

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I went with mirena

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