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Risk of preeclampsia in NT Scan
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I have high risk of preeclampsia before 37 week. My risk is 1:39 Doc has prescribed me 150 mg ecosprin. What does this mean. I am worried is it safe to take in pregnancy. I have heard it causes bleeding.
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Yes its safe
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
It’s safe to take during pregnancy.
It will improve the blood supply to uterus and fetus.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Safe
Improves microplacental circulation n reduces risk of eclampsia
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Dr. Dipti Mulay
Gynecologist
13 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
This is prediction . By taking the ecosprin 150 mg tablet daily you will be helping urself by reducing the chances or the severity of developing high blood pressure during pregnancy which is also called pre eclampsia.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
It is safe medicine when your blood pressure is high.
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Dr. Sravya Naramchetti
Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Yes it is safe
Predictability if you having blood pressure is high, so yes you have to take it
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