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Ecosprin at 13 weeks pregnant
Hi, i had my nt scan done in which everything was fine but had one point where it says possible fetal growth restriction >37 weeks.
Due to this my doctor prescribed me ecosprin 150.
Please advise if this medicine is safe to use? Also i got some liver issue (raised alt 102) due to progesterone supplements in first trimester, will this hamper my liver more?
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It is safe. More than 37 weeks fgr needs to be followed by Doppler and decision for termination to be taken. Ecosprin needs to be stopped before delivery
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Dr. Ragoor Sujatha
Diabetologist
1 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It's safe to use
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