Taking aspirin enteric-coated tablets during pregnancy can affect the child?

Patient's question:

At 65 days of pregnancy, there is fetal heartbeat and fetal bud, with elevated resistance in the uterine artery blood flow spectrum. I have been taking high doses of aspirin enteric-coated tablets orally. I would like to consult whether taking aspirin enteric-coated tablets continuously during pregnancy will affect the child's health.

Doctor's answer:

High uterine artery blood flow resistance can interfere with normal delivery to some extent and may lead to slow embryonic development or fetal demise. If it is severe, certain treatments need to be implemented. Many vasodilator drugs can be considered for treatment, and regular follow-up tests should be conducted. The commonly used treatment plan now is enteric-coated aspirin, which has minimal interference with the fetus. The above suggestions are for the question "65 days pregnant, with fetal heartbeat and bud," hoping it helps you, and wishing you good health!

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