The application of aspirin in pregnancy-related complications

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Abstract

Aspirin, one of the most widely applied medicines, not only possesses the effects on reducing fever, anti-vascular hyperplasia, and anti-inflammation, but also has the capacity of preventing platelet aggregation. So far, it is acceptable to adopt aspirin, especially low-dose aspirin (LDA), to prevent pregnancy-related complications, such as pregnancy complicated by antiphospholipid syndrome, systemic lupus erythematosus, or preeclampsia; unexplained recurrent spontaneous abortion; fetal growth restriction; and preterm birth. In this article, we reviewed the possible mechanism of action and applications of aspirin in these pregnancy-related complications.

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Ruan, L. Y., Lai, Z. Z., Yang, H. L., Yang, S. L., Ha, S. Y., Shi, J. W., … Li, M. Q. (2020, September 25). The application of aspirin in pregnancy-related complications. Reproductive and Developmental Medicine. Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications. https://doi.org/10.4103/2096-2924.296548

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