Baby Aspirin

[AndreZZ]

Hi all,
Has anyone here successfully taken baby aspirin and/or vitamin B6 to prevent chemical pregnancy/miscarriage?
Going through a chemical pregnancy right now and (obviously) want to prevent another.

 

[Powell130]

I took it after an early miscarriage and carried our son to term. I got pregnant with him the cycle after MC

I had another early miscarriage in May this year, started taking it again and two cycles later BFP and I'm currently 11 weeks!

 

[sdc010905]

Im thinking of taking it too but theres so much conflicting info everytime i check it. Ive had 2 chemicals and we cant handle another...im worried because there is a huge history of blood clotting and haemorrhaging in my family, lots of circulation problems-i was told i was not suitable for combined pill contraception because of this too so i think ill wait another bit. If it wasnt for that, id already be on it...

 

[Powell130]

Some fertility specialists will advise baby aspirin for clotting disorders and such

 

[AndreZZ]

Powell 30, when did you start taking it after your miscarriage? After bleeding stopped, or before??

Also congrats on the pregNancy!

 

[Powell130]

I started it during the bleed.

Thanks so much!

 

[AndreZZ]

Thanks for the advice...i am waiting to start my bleed so will give it a go and hopefully get the same result!

 

[Powell130]

Good luck hun!

 

[AndreZZ]

Thank you!

 

[hotpinklily84]

You might want to look into the benefits of garlic which helps with circulation

 

[lauraemily17]

I took it after my second miscarriage & successfully conceived my son. I did then however end up with high bp (treated from 34 weeks) and blood clots, even while still taking it. I do believe taking straight after ovulation helped with conception though. I did the same when I conceived my second son, I didn't have any complications with him but had to take blood thinners as well as aspirin (aspirin advised by consultant) to prevent blood clots and high bp.

 

[AndreZZ]

I'm definitely going to try it...from what I have researched it can't hurt. Really don't want to go through this again