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Am 6 weeks pregnant doctor advised me to take dydroboon, doxylamine and aspirin ecosprin but I didnt take aspirin ecosprin I thought it's vomit tablet whenever I feel nausea then I should take is this create problem only two days I didn't take this tablet what is use of this tablet explain me
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Ecosprin is for the wellbeing of placental flow to the baby. It is also recommended for those who have had few abortions earlier. But six weeks is too early to start this medicine.
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Its for wellbeing of pregnancy
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
It's fr ur pregnancy
It's ok if not taken fr 2 days ,no problem
Consult gynecologist
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