This video talks about enoxaparin which can be given to help prevent blood clots in high risk women and to treat blood clots if they occur in pregnancy. It talks about enoxaparin in pregnancy, why it is given, how to self-inject and what side effects to look out for. If you have any queries please contact your community midwife for further support.
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