fertility and baby aspirin?

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I seen on here earlier that someone said on a post about taking baby aspirin and prenatals it helps with stickyness? can someone give me more information please???!! I have been trying for about 5-6 years to have a child with my soon to be husband and I am thinking about trying this? I wanted to know how much of the aspirin do you use? and what type of prenatal s do you use? my doctors been confusing me about this whole thing I went a year ago to the doctors.. he said to track ovulations for 3 months but didn't set a date to come back.. that confused me.. should I switch doctors or just go back and say i am still trying and nothing??  I really want a child my mom wants a grandchild..  and I feel like I am.  failing );   my fiance wants a child of his own also. so it's just a lot when we get a negative. we both get upset. it sucks..   HELP

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I take it. my fertility Dr. said there have been studies to show that it helps. I have been taking it for about a year now though and still nothing but I will keep trying. we do our first iui this week

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ah ha, I have the clotting disorder and if I'm pregnant I get Clexane/ inhixia...... however with IVF they do get you to take baby aspirin to prepare the womb lining x

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The baby aspirin is aspirin 81mg, you can find it at any drug store. I bought it at Costco comes in 2 bottles each bottle 365pills, will last me 2 years. 
It helps with thinning your blood so more blood will flow to your uterus and thicken your lining to support embryo implantation and pregnancy. 
Prenatal because you need folate to avoid neural tube defect in early pregnancy and also iron. 
There are so many prenatal out there. I used to take 1 pill a day nature made brand. I now switched to brand called Garden of Life Raw prenatal, it’s made of organic fruits and vegetable.

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I take aspirin daily, because there is suspicion that I have a rare clotting disorder that causes miscarriages. The testing is incredibly expensive, so they put me on aspirin to help decrease my miscarriage risk while I save up money to pay for the testing. Aspirin is not a medication I would randomly start taking daily without consulting your doctor.

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A baby aspirin won’t do the trick unless you’re having miscarriages or blood clot disorder. I would go to a fertility specialist and do a work up for infertility and if everything is normal then start the iui/ ivf course

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