Yes, you can. All the best in your pregnancy journey

Yes you can continue, as long as you are up to it. Babies can continue breastfeeding until they are 2, but you most likely may not accomplish that. Just give as long as you can, Ensure you eat healthy too as well as try to establish adequate complementary feeds..

Yes ma’am. As long as you are up to it and able to keep up with the caloric requirement/demand of the new pregnancy and breastfeeding.

It should be discussed with the obstetrician at antenatal care.

It depends on the history of your menstrual cycle. August 6 is a long time ago. There's a chance you might be pregnant but you will need a test to confirm.

We encourage you to space the children by 2 years.....so you can completely recover before embarking on another journey of pregnancy and breastfeeding

Sure thing, even Pre-ejaculate (pre-cum) can also have a tiny bit of sperm in it, so pre-cum may cause pregnancy if it gets into the vagina.

6 feeds per day should be okay in addition to snacks.

Considering you're walking around with about 2kg baby in your belly, it's understandable that you might be feeling some back pain and pelvic bone pain. ... Dull pain in the lower back may indicate pre-term labor, which calls for immediate care. Most often, back pain is normal and can be treated or alleviated with simple at-home techniques. See your doctor if the pain continues at lower back asap

Then stop taking it.it doesn't work for ur body.y can just be taking ur routine drugs

Typically, there is very little or no sugar (glucose) in urine during pregnancy. But when blood sugar levels in the body are too high, excess sugar can end up in the urine.

Sometimes pid symptoms is like that of pregnancy so I will advice u go to hospital to complain..

It's fine if you drink a cup or two. However, you shouldn't drink too much green tea, as it contains only a little less caffeine than standard tea, depending on how it's brewed. Take care.

Diclofenac is a pain reliever basically. If you do a pregnancy test, it's most likely the result still shows even though if it's a miscarriage. Did the doctor tell you that your miscarriage?

Yes u can drink milo

Normally, it's not possible to have your menstrual period while you're pregnant. Some women do have vaginal bleeding during pregnancy (spotting). Some even report intermittent bleeding that seems like a regular period to them. But vaginal bleeding during pregnancy is not the same thing as menstruation.

@sayomi82, I will advise u go back to d clinic and run MP test, the number of ++ will make ur caregivers know d right kind of drug/injection to prescribe. All d best!

Fortunately, There are some natural turning techniques that may help you to change the bottom-first position of your breech baby. Talk to your midwife about your concerns and I'm sure he/she will help on what to do