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"  Oh man\u2014we feel for Jessica Simpson. Now that she&amp;#039;s lost the 70 pounds she gained while she was pregnant with her daughter, the Fashion Star mentor is reportedly pregnant again. And no, it wasn&amp;#039;t planned. We remember way back when Britney Spears also got pregnant pretty soon after giving birth to her first son. What&amp;#039;s up with that\u2014are new moms more fertile or something? Sure, odds are, you&amp;#039;re not pregnant or even thinking about kids right now, but we know you&amp;#039;re curious about the whole thing and what happens right after the baby arrives. That&amp;#039;s why we consulted Cosmo Radio Women&amp;#039;s Health expert Jennifer Wider, MD, for insider details. Her input: Breastfeeding your baby reduces your odds of getting pregnant, but that doesn&amp;#039;t mean it won&amp;#039;t happen. &amp;quot;You can still get pregnant while breastfeeding,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;While the same hormones that produce milk suppress the release of reproductive hormones\u2014postponing ovulation\u2014there&amp;#039;s no guarantee.&amp;quot; Most docs recommend using back-up birth control like condoms or a progestin-only version of the Pill (consult your doctor for the best option for you). But Dr. Wider says other versions of the Pill, patch, or ring, can interfere with milk production, which might not make them ideal for breast-feeding moms.  So basically, it&amp;#039;s down to using condoms when you&amp;#039;re breastfeeding, taking a special version of the Pill, or rolling the dice. Just a little info to keep on the backburner for down the road... . Want more from Korin? Follow her on Twitter @KorinMiller. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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