Hi!
If you were my patient, I would want to be sure that you were negative for Factor V Leiden mutation, Pro thrombin G 20210 A mutation and Anticardiolipin and Antiphospholipid antibodies. Some doctors might only test for these if you had problems with infertility. Others would test anyway--best to do all testing BEFORE pregnancy, as pregnancy can alter some test results.
If you want to wade through it, there was a very good review article in the New England Journal of Medicine 2008(Nov); 359(19): 2025-33. I believe you can access their articles on their site. It is written by Marik and Plante.
Their recommendations for someone with your history would include only careful monitoring for symptoms during pregnancy, with Low molecular weight heparin (Lovenox) and compression stockings for six weeks after delivery IF you had a c-section.
A baby aspirin is not going to hurt anything either outside of or during pregnancy, so there is no reason NOT to take it,
Hope this is useful!
Dr B
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