
Glad to hear that you are feeling well. PE/HELLP does not present before 20 weeks gestation (give or take, there have been some women who had it at 19 weeks). So your healthcare provider would not be too concerned at this stage of pregnancy. It will be important for you to be monitored more closely once you hit 20 weeks. Here is a list of signs and symptoms, which you should report to your doctor/nurses/midwife after 20 weeks of gestation if you experience any. https://www.preeclampsia.org/signs-and-symptoms.
I would, however, double check with your doctor about LDA (low-dose aspirin) and ask if there is any particular reason you have not been prescribed to take it any longer. From what I read around these boards, most women who have a history of PE, take it usually longer (almost to the end of pregnancy).
The chances of recurrence differs from woman to woman and depends on your personal/family medical background, your current health, your case of PE, and whether you have a clotting disorder or other health concern like diabetes, lupus etc. Your doctor should be able to give you more information on that. Are you being seen by a high-risk OB?
Congratulations on your current pregnancy and let us know how it goes
