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What is a pregnancy safe alternative to lamactin in the treatment of bi-polar?
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Complex: Your question is sensible, but the answer is complex. Some medicines are relatively safe to the fetus, compared to others, but none is absolutely safe. Which ones during which trimester, etc. needs to be considered by your psychiatrist and obsterician and weighed against the risk to the fetus of no medicine. You need to consult them.
Answered 2/2/2018
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