Tina18
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Hello everyone
I hope your all having a fab weekend.
So I have done tonnes of research on recurrent miacarriages (my oh says I'm going to be an expert soon!!)
Anyway I have read so many positive outcomes of taking asprin when you get your BFP and to take throughout your pregnancy, here are some articles that a friend shared with me if your interested, she also shared below a link on a documentary called waiting for a heartbeat which I watched this morning. I wish I spoke to the lady in work after my first miscarriage, she ended up seeing a top fertity specialist in London who she finally had twins through and he recommended Asprin to her and she took it throughout pregnancy.
Lucky for me I spoke to my doctor and begged her to to a blood test (she won't do it until 2 -3 months after my miscarriage though but my oh doesn't want to wait) to check if ive got antiphospholipid syndrome which means you have sticky blood and its more likely to clot. Interestingly in the documentary they touch on the fact that around 10 weeks, the function of the placenta is key and this is where the blood clotting can cause issue - both of my pregnancies have ended around 10 weeks.
What are your thoughts on asprin? When I mentioned it to the Doctor she said she wouldn't recommend it as it could cause bleeding, for me if I get pregnant again not doing anything is a massive risk. Also in the documentary they said thay you should only take asprin when you get your BFP.
I hope you find the links below useful:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/daily-aspirin-can-help-women-6672104
http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/tv-star-claire-sweeney-saved-5187597
http://youtu.be/dPaQziLalnc This is a documentary about St Mary's and Lesley Regan, renowned for her investigations into recurrent miscarriage. She's another advocate of aspirin - see piece on Claire Sweeney above, she consulted with her after 2 miscarriages and she prescribed only aspirin.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/25/health/25brod.html?_r=0
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...painkiller-reduce-risk-women-miscarrying.html
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Hughes-syndrome/Pages/Introduction.aspx
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...ashioned-witchcraft-but-it-works-1234794.html
I hope your all having a fab weekend.
So I have done tonnes of research on recurrent miacarriages (my oh says I'm going to be an expert soon!!)
Anyway I have read so many positive outcomes of taking asprin when you get your BFP and to take throughout your pregnancy, here are some articles that a friend shared with me if your interested, she also shared below a link on a documentary called waiting for a heartbeat which I watched this morning. I wish I spoke to the lady in work after my first miscarriage, she ended up seeing a top fertity specialist in London who she finally had twins through and he recommended Asprin to her and she took it throughout pregnancy.
Lucky for me I spoke to my doctor and begged her to to a blood test (she won't do it until 2 -3 months after my miscarriage though but my oh doesn't want to wait) to check if ive got antiphospholipid syndrome which means you have sticky blood and its more likely to clot. Interestingly in the documentary they touch on the fact that around 10 weeks, the function of the placenta is key and this is where the blood clotting can cause issue - both of my pregnancies have ended around 10 weeks.
What are your thoughts on asprin? When I mentioned it to the Doctor she said she wouldn't recommend it as it could cause bleeding, for me if I get pregnant again not doing anything is a massive risk. Also in the documentary they said thay you should only take asprin when you get your BFP.
I hope you find the links below useful:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/daily-aspirin-can-help-women-6672104
http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/tv-star-claire-sweeney-saved-5187597
http://youtu.be/dPaQziLalnc This is a documentary about St Mary's and Lesley Regan, renowned for her investigations into recurrent miscarriage. She's another advocate of aspirin - see piece on Claire Sweeney above, she consulted with her after 2 miscarriages and she prescribed only aspirin.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/25/health/25brod.html?_r=0
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...painkiller-reduce-risk-women-miscarrying.html
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Hughes-syndrome/Pages/Introduction.aspx
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...ashioned-witchcraft-but-it-works-1234794.html