just gave birth, it's been 5 months and 20 days. I'm currently breastfeeding and practicing solid foods and I still haven't had my period. My husband and I had sex without using any birth control, but my husband was so tired that he couldn't ejaculate. So doctor, can you tell me if I can get pregnant if I have sex after giving birth and haven't had my period yet?

weeks after giving birth, I had my period early. It's been more than 6 weeks now, my husband and I had sex for the 3rd time and there was a lot of red blood like a period but no pain at all. Normally, when I have my period, I often have back and stomach pain, but now I have a lot of blood and I don't understand why. So doctor, can you tell me if it's okay to have a lot of blood after giving birth?

Hi doctor. My wife just gave birth for nearly 2 months when my husband and I had unprotected sex. I also let it out, because I learned about amenorrhea birth control methods. But today, I see on the internet that many mothers are also pregnant unexpectedly when they are only 2-3 months old.

The one thing you share with your spouse and no one else is sex. It is an important part of married life. Not only that, sex also requires a deeper level of communication that you don't do with anyone else but your spouse. It requires both of you to talk about your feelings, about intimacy of mind and body. So can parents have sex "with a newborn in the same room?"

Some women find it difficult to start having sex again after having a baby, they may feel vaginal soreness and exhaustion. Whether they are in the mood or feel as if intimacy is the last thing on their mind.

The frequency of sexual intercourse between husband and wife decreases during the wife's pregnancy. After the baby is born, you are again focused on your little one, and you feel that you have very little time for each other. If you feel less interested in sex after having a baby, remember that this happens to many people, you are not alone. Both women and men have the lowest sexual desire during the first six to nine months after giving birth.