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Which anti-anxiety medications are safe for use during pregnancy?
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None: There are really no anti-anxiety medications which have been proven to be safe in pregnancy. It is best to avoid any and all medications while pregnant. I am sure your obstetrician would agree.
Answered 3/13/2014
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