Your medications contain quetiapine (for mood) and linagliptin (for blood sugar). Linagliptin is avoided during pregnancy due to limited safety data. The safest, most common alternative for managing blood sugar during pregnancy is insulin. Quetiapine carries small risks, including gestational diabetes or mild, temporary newborn withdrawal symptoms if used near delivery. Depending on your health needs, safer psychological therapies or alternative medications can be discussed with your doctor. Transitioning off these medications is a standard, precautionary step to protect your baby. There is no need to panic; your healthcare team will guide you through a safe, gradual transition to pregnancy-friendly alternatives.