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It is often recommended that women do not take antidepressants during pregnancy. There are no long term studies that show that antidepressants can lead to birth defects, but they can affect the mother differently during pregnancy. As always a pregnant woman should discuss taking medications with her doctor and weigh the benefits with the risks.
