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Stopage of heparin at 33rd week of pregn
I have APLA ( with history of 2 miscarriages). I am at 33rd week of my pregnancy. I have been taking heparin inj daily. My blood grp is O (-) ve. Recently I developed high bp (140/90) medication suggested (Lebabet 100mg). Yesterday, Doctor suggested to stop heparin inj after I had a little nose bleed. ( No blood sugar or Thyroid issue.) I take Ecosprin 75 daily and also take Poluton depot 250 inj weekly.
Is it ok to stop the heparin injection now? Kindly advise.
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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10 yrs exp
Bangalore
heparin can be stopped for few days till you nose bleed get subsided..then restart again..control of bo with antihypertensives is required..and daily monitoring of fetal movements and Doppler changes in usg.
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