I took baby aspirin during my last pregnancy to prevent preeclampsia, but I already had an elevated blood pressure. I was also on blood pressure medication. I may need to get back on during this pregnancy because my pressure is already trending high ugh
I had pre-eclampsia with first pregnancy so my doc wants me on it this time around to hopefully prevent this time. I’m also monitoring my BP at home just to stay on top of it.
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I took it with my last pregnancy because I was over 35. I haven't been told to take it this pregnancy yet, though it's a different state. They also aren't doing an early gestational diabetes test like my other practice had me do for each of my pregnancies.
I just had my 12 week check up due to high BP at my initial ultrasound. I was prescribed low does aspirin and had to get a BP monitor to check at home twice a day. I have no history of high BP but my SIL is at risk of preeclampsia and has been doing what I was prescribed for most of her pregnancy.
I was told by my ob that I will start a low dose aspirin around 17 weeks. I had preeclampsia with both of my previous pregnancies. I have been on no meds for almost a year and im 13 weeks now.
Yes, I’m taking a low dose aspirin as my bp has been higher my whole pregnancy. Started taking it at week 12, and will likely take it all the way to the end. If it helps reduce the risk of preeclampsia, I’m all about it. Hope all you momma’s are doing well!
My dad is a well renowned / respected high risk OB and I’ll never forget on daddy daughter work days growing up always hearing him tell his high risk patients to take one baby aspirin every night! I remember the first time I got pregnant as soon as I found out the first thing I did was call and ask him if I needed to start the baby aspirin now. Haha. Listen to your doctor for sure!
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