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Congratulations to the mother to be. I have to agree with Lit Love, you need to be careful in concieving. I also agree that you should be off your medications for a while, because each of them can cause issues for the baby.

Ask your doctor what the wash out time is for each of your medications, prior to becoming pregnant.

Good Luck!
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