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Anti-coagulants

Animal studies have shown that aspirin can cause birth defects in numerous species. There is no conclusive evidence that aspirin causes malformations in humans. When taken at term, they prolong labour. There is evidence that this also applies to humans. Intake of aspirin increases the bleeding tendency both in the newborn child and in the mother. Therefore, products containing aspirin should be avoided late in pregnancy.

Products:	Aspirin
For Children:	Safety and efficacy not established
For Pregnant Women:	Safety not established
For Breastfeeding Mothers:	Use only if clearly indicated
*Contra-indications:**	In cases of ulcer
Caution:	Hepatic and liver dysfunction

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