thanks for the question. aspirin is a very risky medication to use during pregnancy -- its use is generally cautioned in the 1st and 2nd trimester (pregnancy category c) and should generally be avoided in the 3rd trimester (pregnancy category d). given your unique situation it is absolutely important that you talk to your physician and other health care providers to discuss the risks and benefits of your medications especially during pregnancy. also i encourage you to use one pharmacy with one medication profile so we can check for interactions and check for medications that should be avoided in pregnancy. you should consider having all of your medications on a personal medication list and show this list to your doctor health care providers and pharmacist.
i experienced a tia after giving birth. i’ve been on aspirin therapy but am 6 weeks pregnant. should i stop taking it? . it was recommended not to have any further pregnancies due to the increase in hormone levels and the higher likelihood of clot formation. is it healthy for the developing fetus/placenta growth to be on aspirin? my cholesterol was high at the time of my stroke but it is now much lower and i exercise on a regular basis. i have been very healthy following the stroke and have suffered no lasting effects from it.