Is Anticoagulant And Seizen Safe To Take During Pregnancy?

Posted on Thu, 10 Apr 2014

Question: Hi Doctor, After FET I am on my 5 weeks positive Hcg.. My question is my Obgyn always give me Anticogulant and seizen.. She said I have bit blood circulation problem. Are they all save for fetus ? Thank you.

Answered by Dr. Vjollce Mbiarra (49 minutes later)

Brief Answer: All are safe for your fetus. Detailed Answer: Hello! Thanks for your query. You dont need to worry because all medication that you are using are safe for your fetus and will help your pregnancy. The use of aspirin in the first trimester is not associated with increased risk of structural malformations and you should take it because you have benefits. Saizen -During the stimulation phase of the IVF, treated women had higher estradiol and growth hormone levels within the ovarian follicles thought to lead to healthier eggs and higher embryo quality. Utrogena and Progynova are safe . Take them as prescribed by your doctor and follow his/her advices. Take care of your self

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Vaishalee Punj

Follow up: Dr. Vjollce Mbiarra (15 hours later)

Hi Doctor Vjollce in Tirana, Thank you for your answer.. during this time I don't notice any pregnancy symptoms except craving some foods normally for dinner, breast pain once in the while or just bit anxiety about my pregnancy since this is my first success IVF after few failed one. Is this ok ?

Answered by Dr. Vjollce Mbiarra (2 hours later)

Brief Answer: Its OK. Detailed Answer: Hello! Thanks for your query. Every woman is different. So are her experiences of pregnancy. Not every woman has the same symptoms . Also, because the early symptoms of pregnancy are often like what happens right before and during menstruation, those symptoms aren't always recognized. Breast changes cravings and food are early sign of pregnancy. If your HCG is positive, you are pregnant, and after one week you can confirm pregnancy and listen fetal heart beats by TVS examination. Take care of your self and your pregnancy.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj