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Can you take zoloft (sertraline) while pregnant ?
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Highly debated : This is a great question and one that is being highly debated in medicine right now. It's best to discuss what the continued benefits and potential risks are with your doctor. In my personal opinion, this is a personal decision and really depends your current symptoms and the reason behind the necessity for ongoing psychopharmacological interventions. Hope that helps!
Answered 2/11/2015
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