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Hello! Last night, passion got the best of us so now I'm a little concerned about being prego so soon after my sleeve (April 2012) and my rapid weight loss (110 pounds). Are we considered to be a high risk pregnancy? I also had a vertical C section with my son 4 years ago, and I believe that plays a factor too. Anyhow, any input would be appreciated! (I know it seems like I'm worrying too far in advance, but I was a fertile myrtle before my surgery, I got prego on the Pill)

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if you dont wanna be preggo ask about Plan B (the morning after pill).....i have no idea how being post op would effect being able to take Plan B.....but it doesnt hurt to ask

oh....and hurry and ask because you can only take it up to 72 hours after unprotected sex for it to work

Yesss be careful hormones will go crazy.. I know smh

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Thanks for the input! I'm not really interested in plan b, I just want to make sure I'm proactive in my prenatal care (if I am prego)

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