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How detrimental would it be to take 50 mg zoloft (sertraline) during the first 2-3weeks of pregnancy?
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Probably not: No antidepressant is recommended to be used during pregnancy. However, many OB/GYNs use Zoloft (sertraline) if an antidepressant is necessary.
Answered 7/7/2016
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