Aspirin taken by pregnant women has little effect on the fetus. If pregnant women need aspirin for treatment, they can use it with confidence.

Aspirin is an internal medicine, which is mainly used to prevent thrombosis, such as ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction. Its function is to prevent platelet aggregation.

Aspirin use by pregnant women can be divided into two situations:

One is to take aspirin to treat a disease before pregnancy and find it necessary to continue taking it after pregnancy;

The other is the need to use aspirin for treatment or prevention during pregnancy, such as some serious pregnancy complications, such as hypertensive disorder complicating pregnancy. Taking aspirin can prevent the attack or improve the condition. At present, it has not been found that the use of aspirin will have a serious impact on the fetus, so if you need to continue treatment, or if pregnant women have hypercoagulability after examination, you can take aspirin to prevent thrombosis. But in any case, pregnant women should take drugs in strict accordance with the doctor's prescription under the guidance of a doctor.