Higher aspirin dose tested to boost IVF pregnancy rates
NCT ID NCT06128395
Summary
This study looked back at the medical records of 1,207 women under 40 to see if taking a higher dose of aspirin (162 mg) before a frozen embryo transfer leads to better pregnancy outcomes than the standard lower dose (81 mg). Researchers compared the two groups to see which dose resulted in more successful pregnancies confirmed by a fetal heartbeat. The goal was to find out if the higher dose could help more women achieve a clinical pregnancy.
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Clinique Ovo
Montreal, Quebec, H4P 2S4, Canada
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