To take aspirin or not?

[Mgkt2021]

hey peeps hope everyone doing as good as you can.

question is possible transfer on Monday or Wednesday depending on quality and it will be a fresh transfer. I know some people who have taken low dose on a frozen. Let me know if anyone has taken a low dose for fresh transfer. TIA XX

[Hidden]

I have always taken a low dose aspirin with fresh and frozen transfers, but that was under consultant advice so I would check first x

[Mgkt2021 in reply to Hidden]

perfect I’ll ask the consultant thank you x

[Mai94]

I did for my final and successful transfer, I asked after reading about it on here and my consultant said she was happy for me to try it amongst some other things. Have a chat with your consultant!

[Mgkt2021 in reply to Mai94]

congrats and thank you I will ask xx

[Sharbertn]

Hi Mgkt2021 hope you don't mind me jumping on this to ask Hidden and Mai94 a question. My consultant said that he was happy for me to do this but was so vague about it, when did you start taking the aspirin and how long for? Thanks!

[Mgkt2021 in reply to Sharbertn]

absolutely not 😊

[Hidden in reply to Sharbertn]

I started it after egg collection or a few days before FET. It’s the 75mg dose one and you take it throughout pregnancy x

[Mai94 in reply to Sharbertn]

So I was told to take them with a positive test and then daily until 36 weeks. But I have seen a lot of people on here start them prior to a BFP so it may be worth contacting the clinic again and checking ☺️ good luck

[Eloquentia]

After a failed FET, my consultant recommended taking aspirin for the second FET to improve blood flow from the first day of my period before the transfer. It apparently also has some effect on the immune system. I haven't had a fresh transfer due to OHSS, so I don't know the protocol there. Good luck!

[Ivflady]

Started to take aspirin 2-3 days after a frozen transfer but was advised by my consultant.

[Koala365]

I took some low dose aspirin towards the beginning of stims on my immune protocol for my egg collections which were followed by fresh transfers but was told not to take it again until positive pregnancy test as it could inhibit implantation. I would speak to your consultant and specifically ask him/her about this.

[Hopecontinues]

Hi, I'm not an expert in this, but I've had a lot of failed transfers and someone on here recommended going to this clinic in Spain to have all the tests. To my surprise, the results showed that I have hereditary thrombophilia. I nearly didn't have this test, as I was told it is so unlikely, but I did and the remedy is Aspirin pre and post and clexane after transfer regardless of fresh of frozen. No surprises then, that I'm going to say take the Aspirin.

Good luck with your transfer next week.

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[Nenad]

hello, usually there’s a reason doctors suggest that women take them - repeated miscarriages or having a condition that requires it. I’d check with your consultant if you haven’t already x