A Safe Way To Keep Mom and Baby Healthy
If you’re pregnant or expecting to be, ask your healthcare professional if you should be taking low dose aspirin to help reduce your risk of preeclampsia.
When prescribed, low dose aspirin—sometimes referred to as baby aspirin—can help to keep your baby and yourself safe from the risks of preeclampsia. Preeclampsia puts babies’ health at risk, can cause decreased growth, low birth weight, and early delivery. It puts you at risk for high blood pressure, liver and kidney damage, strokes, seizures, bleeding—and even death, if left untreated.
Visit the March of Dimes website for more information about preeclampsia and the safe use of low dose aspirin—when prescribed by a healthcare professional.
#lowdosebigbenefits and #itstartswithmom
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A Safe Way To Keep Mom and Baby Healthy
A Safe Way To Keep Mom and Baby Healthy
If you’re pregnant or expecting to be, ask your healthcare professional if you should be taking low dose aspirin to help reduce your risk of preeclampsia. When prescribed, low dose aspirin—sometimes referred to as baby aspirin—can help to keep your baby and yourself safe from the risks of preeclampsia. Preeclampsia puts babies’ health at risk, can cause decreased growth, low birth weight, and early delivery. It puts you at risk for high blood pressure, liver and kidney damage, strokes, seizures, bleeding—and even death, if left untreated. Visit the March of Dimes website for more information about preeclampsia and the safe use of low dose aspirin—when prescribed by a healthcare professional. #lowdosebigbenefits and #itstartswithmom
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