Baby asprin? I need someone else's opinion.

[Melts]

Once Again I am getting conflicting information. One site say baby aspirin is good for endometrial lining, implantation, circulation, ovulation, ect and other sites say it can make things worse it can cause misscarriage and sometimes prevent you from ovulating. Now looking back I think I may have had one or two chemical pregnancies. So I was looking into baby asprin to help prevent that from happening again. Also I would love twins and I read that baby asprin can help you release multiple eggs.
As far as I know I do not have any ovulation problems or endometrial lining issues but I am almost 100 percent sure I had at least one chemical.

I need someone else's opinion. Should I try this?
What do you know about it and have you ever tried it?
Tell me everything.

 

[robo123]

I would also like to know about baby aspirin. I have an appointment next week so will remember to ask about it. Xx

 

[melfy77]

I took baby aspirin after ovulation and stopped when I was 38 weeks pregnant both times. I do have a Protein C deficiency so my blood is thicker and clots more than the average, so chances are aspirin helped with that (my OB told me to take it)

 

[dovkav123]

I have failed natural IVFs and my RE recomends me to take either aspirin 100mg enteric coated or heparin injections. I pick heparin cos it's not only a blood thinner but also helps me with immunity. Also heparin stays in your system a day, aspirin for 10 days. If you have emergency surgery, you may bleed more or if you have failed to conceive you may have heavy periods.
Heparin is an injection, aspirin is a pill.
Heparin is expensive asirin is cheap.
Anybody who has bloot clot disorder should take aspirin.
I don't have thrombofilia.

Good luck with your decision.
It's worth of trying for a little bundle of joy!

 

[burrr]

My IVF consultant was going to put me on it for my FET even if I couldn't afford the blood tests to check for thrombophilia. He said it might help but could do no harm, so it was safe to take 'just in case'. I don't know if he said that because he knows my medical history or if he would say that to anyone.

I'm going to take it from ovulation onwards, because of my history of early miscarriage.

 

[TonyaG]

I was told to take baby aspirin as well. I quit taking it once I became pregnant.

 

[Miaw]

Baby aspirin can help but it can also do more harm then good, it depends strongly on the woman using it. It's really best to talk about it with your doctor. as he/she will be able to offer a more informed opinion on whether it would work for you or not.