Further Conclusions about Aspirin and Fertility
March 3, 2016 1:00 pmWe’ve recently written an article about aspirin and fertility based on recent studies, research and recommendations from the NHS. Richard Kennedy, the President-Elect of the International Federation of Fertility Societies has taken a stand on the continuing debate of whether aspirin helps to improve fertility. Aspirin’s Introduction to Reproductive Medicine Aspirin has been prescribed for years as an anti-clotting agent, which is the primary reason for its use in a variety of medical conditions. In 1979 it began to be used to prevent the occurrence of pre-eclampsia. The potential for haemorrhaging have prevented its mainstream use in obstetric medicine until recently. This side effect has since been addressed by administering a low-dose (75 mg) of aspirin (known as LDA). LDA... View Article