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Q: Conception and taking Aspiring for a Blood Clot Disorder

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 10th, 2006

I have blood cloth disorder(mhtfr).and my doc told me i should be taking baby asprin 81mg for about a month before ttc.since i had 2 missc..I told my first dose of asprin on 2/2 and today its been 1 week..and im going to ovulate around the 27th of feb..i was wondering will it make lots of different if i take it for 3 weeks instead of "exactly" 4 weeks?..thank you for your respond in advance.
ani

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on February 25th, 2006

Getting Pregnant Answer A437

Taking aspirin for blood clot disorders has no connection with conception. It is, however, connected to the further development of a pregnancy. I would conjecture that your previous 2 miscarriages were probably caused by a blood clot disorder. So my answer to you is that taking aspirin will be more important after getting pregnant than when you are trying to conceive.

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