We all know aspirin can save your life if you have a heart attack. But according to a new study in the Journal of the Society for Reproductive Medicine , it could also create life by helping you get pregnant, reported CBS 2 News.
Previous studies show it helps pregnant women keep their blood vessels open to their fetuses.
That's why low-dose aspirin is often used to help prevent a miscarriage. The new study goes one step further. That might help the ovaries release more eggs. Researchers found women receiving infertility treatment released twice as many eggs when their treatment included low-dose aspirin. Those women were also twice as likely to become pregnant, said the television station.