Hi,

Thanks for your Query.

In this scenario I don't think there are any chances of pregnancy because of the 2 factors :
1.Lactation amenorrhea.
2.Losetrin 24.

The above factors are effective in birth control provided baby is breast fed regularly as the intial cycles in such case are anovulatory(eggs are not released during periods),and there is no chance of fertilization and pregnancy. Usually Losetrin 24 is not prescribed in recent delivery.It is prescribed only after 4 weeks of delivery, a 6 weeks of delay in case of Breastfeeding followed. Taking the pills for 7 days is not completely protective, but in your case as you are still in lactational amenorrhea there is no risk of pregnancy. Pills will act like additive protection.

The pinkish discharge is more likely the side effect of the drug Losetrin 24, as it is known to cause vaginal discharge or it maybe oozing from vaginal mucosa following intercourse.

Hope I have answered your query. If you have any follow up queries I will be available to answer them.

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Hi Again,

Thanks for your follow up query.

Since its still <4 weeks post delivery the chances of pregnancy is remote,since the menstrual cycle hasn't return to normal till a minimum of 4 weeks post delivery.Even the eggs(Ovum) is not available for fertilization and pregnancy.

Breastfeeding increases the natural protection against conceiving during early postpartum.Breast feeding prolongs the period from reappearing.

Hope I have answered your query. If you have any follow up queries I will be available to answer them.

Regards.

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