I experienced a miscarriage after my first pregnancy at around 3 months due to bleeding, which really concerned me. Now, after four years of marriage, I'm pregnant again and currently at 7 weeks. My doctor recommended I take Loprin 75mg during this pregnancy. I'm a bit worried and want to understandis this medication safe for me and the baby? Would love to know what it does exactly and if it's really necessary.

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

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