Prenatal Exposures: should you be worried?

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• My husband and I used IVF to get pregnant with twins, and the fertility clinic gave me several medications both before and after conception. Should I worry that any of these medications may have damaged the eggs of my daughter and sperm of my son?
• I took antidepressants (20 mg of Paxil per day) throughout my pregnancy.
  My son seems to be okay, but is there a risk of permanent damage to his sperm?
• Diclegis, a drug to prevent morning sickness, was just approved as a Category A drug for pregnancy by the FDA.
  Are there risks the FDA has not disclosed?

Jill Escher from Autism Exposed addresses those questions in PrenatalExposures.Blogspot.co.uk latest bog post…
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