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Suggest Treatment For Splenomegaly

I contracted Grandular Fever a months ago, I had a very enlarged spleen, on the CT Scan they found a blockage, in one of my blood vessels. I was told to take Asprin every day until my specialist appointment, which isn t for another two weeks. I am 38 years old and just found out I am 3 weeks pregnant, what effect would this have on myself or my baby.
posted on Fri, 8 Aug 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Since you are suffering from the glandular fever and have a large spleen, and blocked vessels and already taking Aspirin, it may not be wise to continue pregnancy as you may need further treatment for the pre-existing conditions.

Please talk to your Gynecologist and the Treating Physician to tell you the most proper advise whether the pregnancy should be continued or not.
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Suggest Treatment For Splenomegaly

Hi. Thanks for your query. Since you are suffering from the glandular fever and have a large spleen, and blocked vessels and already taking Aspirin, it may not be wise to continue pregnancy as you may need further treatment for the pre-existing conditions. Please talk to your Gynecologist and the Treating Physician to tell you the most proper advise whether the pregnancy should be continued or not.