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I might be pregnant im on apo-sertraline depression pills is that bad?
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No: Sertraline is probably one of the safer antidepressants if you are pregnant. If you have severe depression, it is best that you stay on it as being depressed is more unsafe than any small risk. You might talk with your doctor about getting on a smaller dose. There are no birth defects associated with sertraline.
Answered 3/12/2014
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