No: It is important to adequately treat anxiety and depression in pregnancy. Depending on the severity of the mood disorder (and the type of antidepressant someone is taking) it is sometimes better to continue medications. Before stopping antidepressants, it is important to discuss this with your doctor.
Answered 10/25/2017
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Yes...: In the recent past answer was no... Now there is some smal % that it does cause heart valve congential defect. If you some how some way can live with depression at least for the first 26 weeks or so, this would a safer plus. Depression gets better by the 12 weeks of pregnancy. If cannot survive it and mom's life in a jeopardy, same the baby, then seriously consider electroconvulsive therapy/ect.
Answered 5/6/2016
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