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Old Mar 29, 2008, 12:57 PM
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Which meds for Depression and Bipolar are the most/least safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding?

I'm not currently pregnant but I want to ask for maybe the safest drug possible, so that if I'm still on medication a year from now...I don't have to wean off it just to get preg. If that makes any sense.

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