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What do you suggest if my wife is pegnant shes 2 months pregnant the doctor gave her some buspirone but it makes her dissy,anciedy,and shes vomityn what can she do or take?
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Buspirone: This is an anxiety medication that is not addicting. You need to take it with food or it is likely to cause dizziness. It is generally a mild medication but not everyone sees benefit from it. An SSRI would be an alternative choice for anxiety and are generally safe in pregnancy compared to not being treated.
Answered 5/8/2016
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