Can breastfeeding cause miscarriage in early pregnancy?
My elder one is just 1.5 yrs and still feeding, and now i found out im pregnant again. Got scared reading something online that feeding can cause issues early on. is this true ya just a myth? planning to ask doc but wanted real experiences.
Listen to me, in a healthy normal pregnancy, breastfeeding does not cause miscarriage. Your body is smart enough to handle both. But if you have any history of recurrent losses or are having any bleeding or pain now, then please check with your doctor immediately.
I was still nursing my toddler when I conceived again, and though I had a C-section recovery to deal with, my doctor assured me breastfeeding wouldn't hurt the new pregnancy. Just be very mindful of how your body feels. If you experience any severe cramping, immediately talk to your gynac.
Haan na, initially even I was scared when nursing my older one while being pregnant again. But actually, unless you have complications like spotting or pain, doctors say it is totally safe. Just make sure to eat extra nutritious food to keep your energy up!
No, breastfeeding alone does not cause miscarriage in a healthy body. But if you are already having spotting, pain, or a history of high-risk pregnancy, then you must ask your doctor about weaning. Don't take unnecessary risks without expert advice.
There is absolutely no medical proof that nursing causes miscarriage in a low-risk pregnancy. I did tandem feeding myself and both my kids are super healthy. Of course, if your obstetrician says you have a high-risk condition, then follow their advice and wean.
