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Can Aspirin Be Taken As An Adjunct In The Management Of Contractions?
Hi, I have 27 weeks of pregnancy, I have partial placenta previa and had my first episode of bleeding as well as preterm labor, so they formed a subchorionic hematoma, I m still at rest and tocolytics taken. I want to know if aspirin is indicated in this case in the evenings as an adjunct in the management of contractions? Thanks!
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if you take my Advice,then i would like to say that aspirin is best avoided during pregnancy as aspirin can lead to heart disease in baby,you should best use antispasmodic like drotin for pain
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