I know my FS is so completely dead set against some of these things because a friend of mine has brought them up with him... his reaction to her was so extreme that I'm not brave enough to even mention it to him!

Fortunately, I've got a friend in the industry (obstetrics registrar), she got back to me today and said that if I'm taking low dose aspirin and don't actually need it, it's not going to do any harm. So I'm looking at it from the perspective of it's not going to make things any worse, and it could actually help, so I'll be starting aspirin after my next egg collection, assuming I'm going straight to transfer this time.

Of course, I've got no idea how to explain to my obstetrician when I'm pregnant why I'm on aspirin when it's not mentioned in the letter from my FS... but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it!

I've really been stuck on how the medical profession decides what levels are ok and what levels aren't. How do they decide that a level of 1.1 is ok, but a level of 1.2 isn't?... and who's to say that someone with a level of 1.3 can't be completely ok despite their number? It's probably one of those tricky questions that nobody can answer and it all comes down to "averages". I know too much about statistics to be content with that... aspirin it is!

BW