I have had bad stomach problems for the past month and a half. Something irritated my stomach really bad and I couldn't recover from it. Had endoscopy and CT scan that were both normal, except for some stomach irritation, but still would have bad upper stomach pain and nausea when trying to eat even a bland diet.
As long as you enroll your newborn within 30 days of birth, coverage should be effective as of your babyâs birth date, and your baby cannot be subject to a preexisting condition exclusion. Remember, you should enroll your baby within 30 days of the date of birth.
You can have an implant inserted 21 days after your baby is born (FSRH 2011d, FPA 2011d) . You'll still be able to breastfeed, as only a small amount of progestogen goes through to your breastmilk. Implants are more than 99 per cent effective (FPA 2011d) .he intrauterine device (IUD) or coil can be fitted for five years to 10 years, depending on which type you have. You can start using an IUD any time after having a baby, but it is usually inserted from four weeks after the birth. A doctor or nurse will fit it for you.