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36 week pregnant
I had 2 miscarriage at early pregnancy. Till now I am taking enoxaparin 40 mg inj and ecosprin 75 mg tab daily. Today my Dr stopped it. My worries is I have seen on internet inj are given till 38+ weeks .pls any gynecologist suggest about enoxaparin and ecosprin medicine protocol during pregnancy.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Follow your gynac.. Nothing problematic if you stop medicines and injection.. We usually stop ecosprin at 34 weeks
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Dr. Sukhpreet Patel
Gynecologist
27 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello! It depends on which week your miscarriage was, the cause, which week you are in currently, etc...
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