Prozac/Serafem (fluoxetine)
Organization of Teratology Information Specialists, 2004
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(those not medically or functionally significant) among children exposed to Prozac in the first trimester.
reports of women who have had infertility problems, and who developed regular periods and ovulation after
pregnancy have had irritability, continuous crying, tremors, increased or decreased muscle tone, breathing
chances for premature delivery, higher rates of care in the newborn special-care nursery, and lower birth
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