I am pregnant after two miscarriages. Can I take Progestogen and Aspirin injections?

Question

Hello doctor,

I had two miscarriages; one was in the fourth week. While taking the scan, the sac was not found, and there was a two-week delay in growth. Another one for almost seven weeks and a two-week growth delay. Now, I am pregnant after six months of the second miscarriage. Now, I am in my third week. My doctor advised me to take injections of Progesterone and Aspirin, and one more substance was there, and I do not remember the name. I need to take the injection every day until the fifth month of pregnancy. The heartbeat and everything were fine from the second pregnancy till the sixth week. After the second miscarriage, I had a delay in my periods and took a scan 12 days after my period. My dominant follicle was smaller when compared to the regular size of 11.58. I would like to hear a second opinion on this. So please advise.

Answer 1

Hello,

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The name of the third injection would probably be Heparin (blood-thinning agent). Your doctor is correct, as antiphospholipid antibody syndrome (the most common cause of early miscarriages) would have been suspected, and this is the proper treatment for this problem to ensure a healthy pregnancy. There is no harm in taking these medicines in accordance with the doctor's advice, as they will be helpful for your pregnancy.