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Eospirin 150mg use
Im 36 years and 15 weeks pregnant, I have been put on ecospirin 150mg daily since my 7th week but since I started taking it, I can see blood clots with the nose mucus persistently, now I am not taking it since last 5 days and the clots are next to no in the mucus, shall I continue ecospirin or discontinue, will it have any adverse effect on my health. Why is it important to take ecospirin in pregnancy as I have been told to take it till delivery, plz suggest what should I do?
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Dr. Praveen P V V S B
General Physician
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Ecosprin is advised by your OG during pregnancy to prevent early pregnancy loss and few other indications(IVF etc.).If you experience any bleeding/clots while on ecosprin you can reduce the dose/stop in consultation with your OG. At times blood thinner injections such as low molecular heparin are used instead.
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Donot stop Ecosprin
Dose can be halved in consultation with OG
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Dr. Surya Aggarwal
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
U should continue it mam
But may be at Lower dose of 75mg which we give.
150 is very unlikely to be required in your case.
U should continue it at 75mg in my opinion.
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