Can you get a positive pregnancy test 4 weeks after having a baby?

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All my test are continuously coming up positive. And yes I’ve been having unprotected sex. 
Can the positive actually be true considering I could still have HCG leftover, I’m thinking maybe it’s positive because I still have HCG in my system from having last baby.

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Yes it’s possible - I’d call your OB and have them do a blood test. You really shouldn’t have been having sex at all though as your uterus isn’t even healed yet. Not only have you been putting yourself at risk for pregnancy,  but also for infection.

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You're supposed to wait 6 weeks before having sex again due to the fact that your body is recovering from birth! I would get to a dr asap because there can be complications!! 🤦‍♀️

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Anytime you have unprotected sex you can get pregnant. Also super fertile right after giving birth.

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I mean, of course you can. If you ovulated you can get pregnant. It could also be leftover HCG, your uterus isn’t even healed yet so it’s quite possible it’s leftover hormones.

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My aunt and uncle are “Irish twins” born just 10 months apart. You are very fertile after giving birth 😬
Don’t beat yourself up, just call your doc.

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It really could be either
It may be a new pregnancy
It may be left over

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You’re probably pregnant. And your insides haven’t healed up properly yet 😬 I’d scoot to a doctor and have a chat. Chances of infection/miscarriage are a lot higher.

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It’s probly positive because u didn’t take precautions to prevent a new pregnancy which is super risky that quick after a new baby. I’d make an appt with ur doctor.

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4 weeks aren't u suppose to wait 6 weeks weeks cuz ur still healing 🤦‍♀️, yes u can so good luck

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Yes

Can you get a positive pregnancy test 4 weeks after having a baby?

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