SSRI/SNRI Discontinuation in Pregnancy: Postpartum Outcomes
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October 10, 2024
Nearly half of pregnant women prescribed SSRIs or SNRIs discontinue their use during pregnancy.
A study found no increase in adverse psychiatric outcomes postpartum for women who discontinued these medications.
The study followed 27,773 Swedish women, with 47.5% stopping treatment during pregnancy.
Psychiatric-related hospitalizations were low, occurring in 0.4% of the discontinued group and 0.5% of the continued-use group.
Women who discontinued medication had fewer sick leave days on average compared to those who continued their treatment.
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