Hi Jojo,
I had 3 miscarriages last year so I was referred to the recurrent miscarriage unit for tests.
My consultant asked me not to use baby asprin, at least not until he knew if I had a problem with my blood. He also said that if I did have sticky blood I'd probably need more than just asprin
As I was undergoing tests the consultant was very strict that I was not to self medicate (as all my blood tests were done without any medication in my system he didn't want me to then go and start taking anything!!)
There was nothing wrong with my blood so I was advised against Asprin full stop.
I know other women swear by it though so I would def speak to your GP.
I would also request high dose folic acid (5mg) and you need that on prescription. Sometimes miscarriages are a result of the central nervous system not forming properly and this is what FA aids.
Star33 will have lots of recommendations of tests and things you should ask for BUT as you are not legible for NHS help yet I am afraid you'd have to go private? Also I believe Star33 did end up going private anyway [even though she was legible for NHS investigations] as the NHS only test the basics.
They look at your blood, your egg quality, your hormone levels, your antibodies, your womb and they will take blood from your partner so they can check for chromosome abnormalties! Star33 had a much more in-dept investigation I am sure. Sadly she isn't on much and I don't think she accepts PM's?
I would suggest that once you feel able to TTC again you get yourself as healthy as possible (eat healthy, exercise, reduce alcohol and stop smoking if you do) and visit your GP as soon as you can to ask about baby asprin and high does folic acid.
I truly hope it doesn't come to your needing a refferal to a recurrent miscarriage clinic
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