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Los antidepresivos al inicio del embarazo no aumentan el riesgo de autismo

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El consumo de antidepresivos durante el primer trimestre del embarazo no aumenta el riesgo de tener un hijo que sufra de autismo, hiperactividad o trastornos de déficit de atención (TDA), contrariamente a lo que sugerían estudios anteriores, según una amplia investigación publicada el martes. Este trabajo, publicado en la revista Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), mostró apenas un pequeño aumento del riesgo de parto prematuro en mujeres que tomaban medicamentos como el Prozac (fluoxetina), el Zoloft (sertralina) o el Celexa (citalopram) durante los tres primeros meses de gestación. "La evaluación de los riesgos y beneficios del uso de un antidepresivo durante el embarazo es una decisión extremadamente difícil para las mujeres, que deben tomar consultando a su médico", señala.

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Los antidepresivos al inicio del embarazo no aumentan el riesgo de autismo Un estudio de Journal of the American Medical Association muestra un mínimo aumento del riesgo de parto prematuro en mujeres que tomaban medicamentos como Prozac, Zoloft o Celexa durante los primeros meses de gestación Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Vientre de una mujer embarazada. colpisa / afp 19/04/2017 a las 02:34h. El consumo de antidepresivos durante el primer trimestre del embarazo no aumenta el riesgo de tener un hijo que sufra de autismo, hiperactividad o trastornos de déficit de atención (TDA), contrariamente a lo que sugerían estudios anteriores, según una amplia investigación publicada el martes.

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