What are the consequences of a pregnant woman taking a box of aspirin!

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3 months of application of this product can cause teratogenesis, such as spina bifida, cranial fissure, facial cleft, leg deformity, as well as the central nervous system, internal organs and bone hypoplasia. In humans, there have also been reports of fetal defects after the application of this product. In addition, long-term application of this product in the third 3 months of pregnancy can prolong the pregnancy period and increase the risk of postterm labor syndrome and prenatal hemorrhage.

At the end of pregnancy.

When used for 2 weeks, it increases the risk of fetal or neonatal hemorrhage. Long-term use of drugs in the third trimester of pregnancy may also cause the fetal ductus arteriosus to constrict or close early, leading to persistent pulmonary hypertension and heart failure in the newborn. There have been reports of overdose or abuse in the third trimester of pregnancy to increase the incidence of stillbirth or neonatal death (possibly due to ductus arteriosus atresia, antepartum hemorrhage, or low body weight), but the use of general ** doses has not been found above***.

Generally, pregnant women who are sick eat traditional Chinese medicine.

Aspirin has been reported in foreign countries to have a fetal protective effect, so it is based on this that you are prescribed aspirin, but it is not recommended to take it before labor or even in the later stages of pregnancy, which will cause the uterus to relax, make it difficult to give birth, and will bleed heavily. Therefore, it is recommended not to take it again for at least a week before labor, you go for a check-up halfway, and you can stop taking it after the fetus is stable.

And aspirin has damage to the gastrointestinal tract, although it is an enteric-coated tablet, it also has damage to the duodenum and small intestine, especially for pregnant women, ask, what is the dosage that the doctor prescribes to you?

Try not to take medicine, my wife also had a cold when she was eight months old, but she didn't take medicine, drink more water and pay attention to keeping warm, and she was fine after resisting for two weeks.

Did the doctor prescribe it to you? Some pregnant women are not forbidden, you just eat it, and the consequences are only known when you see it

Pregnant women taking aspirin does not have much effect on the fetus, and if pregnant women need to use aspirin because of **, they can use it with confidence.

Aspirin is a medical medicine that is mainly used to prevent blood clots, such as ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction. Its role is to prevent platelet aggregation.

The use of aspirin in pregnant women can be divided into two situations:

One is to take aspirin before pregnancy** for a certain disease, and find that you need to continue to take medication after pregnancy;

The other is that there is a need to use aspirin during pregnancy** or prevention, such as some serious pregnancy complications, such as gestational hypertension, taking aspirin can prevent the attack or improve the condition. At present, it has not been found that the use of aspirin will have serious effects on the fetus, so if it is continued to be necessary, or if the pregnant woman has a blood hypercoagulable state after examination, in order to prevent blood clots, aspirin can be taken. However, in either case, pregnant women should use their medications strictly as prescribed by their doctor, under the guidance of their doctor.

If a pregnant woman needs to take aspirin during pregnancy, there are generally special circumstances. The use of aspirin during pregnancy is to prevent the occurrence of gestational hypertension and eclampsia, as well as anticoagulant effect. If you need to take a small dose of aspirin because of your condition, it will have no effect on the fetus, but if you need to change the dose of the drug, or change the type of drug, you must do it under the guidance of an obstetrician.

In addition, during pregnancy, after taking aspirin, if it is necessary to stop the drug, it should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor, and the mother herself cannot stop the drug without permission, which will increase the risk to the fetus and pregnant women.

Hello enteric-coated capsules, also known as aspirin enteric-coated capsules, are a common drug in various diagnosis and treatment sites. There are many applications of aspirin enteric-coated capsules, among which many pregnant women also need to take aspirin enteric-coated capsules, because aspirin enteric-coated capsules can prevent miscarriage, and can also prevent the appearance of pregnancy hypertension and other diseases. However, because aspirin enteric-coated capsules have a certain amount of ***, pregnant women have many common problems when taking the drug.

1. Why do you want to take enteric-coated capsules when you are pregnant?

The purpose of taking aspirin enteric-coated capsules after pregnancy is to prevent blood clots. If the pregnant woman has antiphospholipid antibodies or has a tendency to thrombosis, the IVF embryo usually has symptoms of miscarriage. Or if the pregnant woman has a tendency to develop hypertension during pregnancy, or has a tendency to produce venous thrombosis in the embryonic blood vessels, she needs to take aspirin enteric-coated capsules.

The common dosage is 75 mg per day until the woman gives birth. It can improve the tendency of thrombosis and prevent miscarriage and hypertensive disorders during pregnancy.

2. Aspirin enteric-coated capsules.

Although the actual effect of aspirin enteric-coated capsules is very good, it also has a certain amount of ***, and it will continue to cause certain effects on pregnant women and their fetuses in the third trimester of pregnancy, so we should not take this type of medicine in the last trimester of pregnancy. However, in the early stages of pregnancy, if the patient has a very serious heart disease, then the medicine can be taken under the specific guidance of the doctor, which will not have a great impact on the fetus, so the pregnant woman does not need to worry too much.

3. Common problems of pregnant women taking aspirin enteric-coated capsules.

There are also many common problems with taking aspirin enteric-coated capsules in early pregnancy. During the whole process of taking aspirin enteric-coated capsules, pregnancy tests should be carried out regularly in the hospital to observe the condition of the fetus and itself, ensure the health and safety of the child, and prevent accidents. Once the condition is under control, it is best to stop the drug immediately to minimize the occurrence of unexpected conditions.

If a pregnant woman has a problem during the whole process of taking the drug, such as stomach discomfort, indigestion, lower abdominal pain, etc., then she should immediately communicate with the doctor, and if necessary, she should also stop the drug immediately, so as to minimize the occurrence of unexpected situations.

The platelet aggregation rate in the first trimester is high, not much higher than the normal value, the d2 mer is normal, the doctor asked to take aspirin 50mg per day, and now it is six and a half months, and the platelet aggregation is rechecked every month, the value is basically around the normal value, and there is little change, I asked a doctor today, saying that there is no need to take aspirin for more than four months, and I saw on the Internet that some doctors let me eat until two weeks before the due date, and I am still a little worried about stopping the drug, I want to ask when the sisters who take aspirin during pregnancy stop taking the drug, and the condition analysis: pregnant women can take aspirin until the latest pregnancy is 32 weeks, and it is not recommended to take aspirin in the future, so as not to cause bleeding. It is generally not recommended to take any medication during pregnancy, but for women with a history of embryonic arrest, taking aspirin in moderation can prevent recurrence of embryonic arrest, promote fetal growth, and prevent the occurrence of stunting.

Aspirin is a prostaglandin inhibitor, which can prevent the occurrence of thrombosis and has a certain analgesic effect, so it must be taken according to the doctor's instructions so as not to affect the normal development of the fetus.

As for whether the medication is stagnant, it is recommended that you still need to consult the attending doctor in this case, and the doctor will decide whether you can stop taking the medication according to your physical condition and original physical condition**.