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9. Okay for the Baby

Research shows benefits for women who take low-dose aspirin before and during pregnancy. It can boost chances of conception and promote healthy delivery. Taking a low dose of aspirin can also prevent or delay the onset of preeclampsia. Women trying to conceive or pregnant women consult a birth professional before having any dose of aspirin. Also, when pregnant you should never take regular-strength aspirin.

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