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Which statement by a postpartum mother shows correct understanding of the lactational amenorrhea method?

Correct answer: B. It is reliable if the baby is under six months, breastfeeding is exclusive, and menstruation has not returned

  • A. It works even when monthly bleeding returns
  • B. It is reliable if the baby is under six months, breastfeeding is exclusive, and menstruation has not returned
  • C. It prevents pregnancy whenever breastfeeding occurs once daily
  • D. It remains reliable until the child reaches one year of age

Explanation

The lactational amenorrhea method requires all three conditions: exclusive or nearly exclusive breastfeeding, no return of menstruation, and a baby younger than six months. If any condition changes, another effective contraceptive method is needed.

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