4 Miscarrys And Still No Answers Posted: 04-23-07 10:01am
I have had 4 miscarrys im am and O
negitive blood type and my Partner is an O
positive blood type so that had made it
difficult for me to carry but not the
reasons for my miscarrys as far as the
docs can work out i have a blood clot
appear at around 8 weeks and by the time i
get to 12 weeks i have miscarry they are
not sure what the blood clot is there for
and where it has come from the clot is
appox 30 ml im not sure of what the prob
could be i am currently 24 years old and i
would like to have a least one baby before
i get too old as problems can become more
likely when you are older i have been
asking the docs to help but they are
wanting me to fall pregnant again and i
have a fertility problem where i only have
one fertiel time a year which doesnt
really help my last misscarry was over 12
months ago i would like to try again but
just doing some research and stuff before
i put myself in the postition of the
miscarry catagery again i have never had
children. If there is anyone out there
with answers that may help i would love to
hear from you
Thank you for your time
Tracey
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monkeygirl22
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Posted: 04-23-07 10:21am
I have heard of some women with this
problem and it said that it is a simple
fix of taking one baby aspirin a day (81
mg). You may want to ask your doctor about
this as it may be helpful in you staying
pregnant. You can also do some research on
the internet.
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monkeygirl22
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Posted: 04-23-07 10:23am
Here you go:
Aspirin is an over the counter medicine
used for pain relief and to reduce fever.
Aspirin is also an anticoagulant; that
is, it keeps blood from clotting
excessively.
A low does of aspirin such as found in
baby aspirin may be beneficial to
fertility. It is thought that aspirin can
help the uterine lining by helping with
the blood flow to the ovaries and uterus.
Low dose aspirin treatment also
significantly improves ovarian response.
Aspirin is thought to help with In Vitro
Fertilization, particularly in women who
have previously had a miscarriage.
Studies show that it may reduce the risk
of miscarriage as much as 50% when used
with heparin or immunoglobulin.
You can take any brand of aspirin, as long
as it has no more than 81 mg per tablet.
This will be in either the chewable baby
aspirins, or in the adult low dose
aspirin. The tablets are very small and
easy to swallow. You only need to take one
tiny pill per day to reap the benefits.
Taking one low dose or baby aspirin (81
mg) a day is a good thing to add to the
supplements you are already taking. If
you are suspicious about miscarriages, or
have suffered from them in the past, ask
your doctor about aspirin. It could very
well be what the doctor orders. When you
are trying to conceive, it is important
not to take any type of drug, even an over
the counter one, without talking to your
doctor first.
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tracey2812
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Joined: 23 Apr 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Queensland
Posted: 04-23-07 21:02pm
Thank you for that information i will ask
my doctor about this when i go and see her
next week and i will get back to you about
it
Tracey
