Not exact matches
Did you realise that the
Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) is 98 % effective for most mothers of babies under 6
months old?
If you're practicing the
lactational amenorrhea method (LAM)-- that is, you're exclusively breastfeeding your baby around the clock, are less than six
months postpartum, and you haven't started menstruating yet — then you're already 98 percent protected from becoming pregnant.
If it's been less than six
months since you gave birth, you've been exclusively breastfeeding your baby, and you haven't gotten your period, then you meet the qualifications of the
lactational amenorrhea method (LAM)-- which means it's highly unlikely that you're fertile yet.
If you breastfeed exclusively without adding any supplements, your child is under six
months old, and your period has not yet returned, then you can use the
lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) for birth control.
During the first six
months, frequent and intense breastfeeding can delay resumption of ovulation and return of menses, thereby decreasing the likelihood of pregnancy during the period of
lactational amenorrhea.
This
Lactational amenorrhea has been used as an imperfect form of natural contraception, with a greater than 98 % effectiveness during the first six
months after birth if specific nursing behaviors are followed.
I'm awaiting the return of my first postpartum period since my daughter was born 18
months ago (
lactational amenorrhea).