If you have conducted a test and know the outcome if positive, Breast feeding your baby is safe as long as you are able to keep up with the caloric requirement/demand of the new pregnancy and breastfeeding try and also ensure your baby is established on complementary feeds. If you have challenges eating enough for the two, if you are able to cope, it is completely safe. You can also see your gynaecologist for further evaluation and management.

It depends when you had the unprotected sex. If when you had the unprotected sex is more than 10 days, you can consider having a Pregnancy test. The blood test will detect just a couple of days after implantation has occurred, or within about 10 days after having sex and getting pregnant. The urine test, on the other had, lags by several days and is usually not positive until after two weeks.