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Pregnancy and Mental Disorder Medication08/28/2007 |
Can I get pregnant while on medication for depression, anxiety, panic attacks and having bipolar disorder?
You can get pregnant while on medication, but there are risks and benefits that you should be aware of before you get pregnant. The decision about medication depends on the severity of your illnesses, which medications have been effective for you, and what alternative treatments have been effective for you. This is really a complex set of decisions that you should make carefully with your psychiatrist and, if possible, your obstetrician.
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Lawson Wulsin, MD Professor of Psychiatry and Family Medicine, Training Director of the Family Medicine Psychiatry Residency Program College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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