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Ecosprin 75mg or 150mg good in 2 trimis
I have conceived thr ivf in first cycle . 13 weeks . in 2 trimister doc switch my dose from 75mg to 150mg ecosprin . i dnt have bp or diabetic . can i still continue on 75mg ; is it okay ? or second trimester require higher dose?
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Please ask your doctor who did IVF. If there is a problem with pregnancy who will you like to blame ;
yourself or your Doctor who did IVF or the Doctor on Practo who will tell you to continue with 75 mg Ecosprin ?
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Dr. Shreekant
Gynecologist
2 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Aspirin is used for prophylaxis. 75 mg is ok
Dose is same for every trimester. Some follow 150 mg dose as well
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TRUST YOUR FERTILITY SPECIALIST once you have started the treatment
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In IVF treatment every clinician has their on approach & protocols so its better if patient follows strictly ONE without interference of other clinician unless he/she asks for it
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