Safety of Conceiving While on Current Medications

• Desvenlafaxine (Ventab DXT): Generally avoided during pregnancy unless necessary. Consult your doctor.
• Propranolol: May be used if benefits outweigh risks. Discuss with your healthcare provider.
• Clonazepam (Clozapam): Category D; potential harm to the unborn baby. Use only if clearly needed.

Potential Risks to the Baby

• Desvenlafaxine: Risk of fetal harm; possible neonatal adaptation syndrome.
• Propranolol: May cause low birth weight or neonatal bradycardia.
• Clonazepam: Risk of withdrawal symptoms and developmental issues.

Recommendations Before and During Pregnancy

• Seek preconception counseling.
• Discuss possible medication adjustments with your doctor.
• Ensure close monitoring by an obstetrician and psychiatrist.

Alternative Treatment Options

• Explore safer alternatives for managing depression and anxiety during pregnancy with your healthcare provider.

Importance of Individualized Care

• Decisions should be based on your health status and risk-benefit analysis.
• Maintain open communication with your healthcare providers throughout pregnancy.