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Pregnancy And Gynocology
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I wife is now Completed 17 Weeks in Pregnancy Right now she is Well and taking Medicine Macfolate, Orofer, Shelcal and also taking Thyronorm 25. She is Treated by one of a Hospital Doctor but Yesterday when she was visited for her Routine Check up Doctor Added one more Medicine that is Ecospirin 75 Tablet to continue, I just want to know that Ecospirin 75 Tablet is safe for her or not because I usually know that it is for Heart And Cardiac problem.
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If there is history of previous abortions or if the blood pressure is on the higher side indicating a risk of pre eclampsia in the future, Ecospirin is prescribed by the gynaecologist. It is perfectly safe in pregnancy and also prevents the risk of Pre eclampsia(uncontrolled blood pressure).
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Ecosprin is given in high risk pregnancy for example if there is with abortion previously, if there is history of high bp in previous pregnancy. It is totally safe in pregnancy, if started for these reasons then it should be continued till 36 weeks of pregnancy.
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Dr. Manhar Jogi
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46 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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Yes ecosprin is safe follow ur treating doctor
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