Reassessing Pregnancy, Emotions, and Medication

This chapter examines the misconceptions about maternal emotions during pregnancy, arguing that the true risks lie in chemical exposures rather than emotional states. It highlights the complexities of informed consent regarding antidepressants, advocating for more comprehensive patient-provider discussions to address the real dangers to both mothers and babies. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of alternative mental health strategies and the need for ethical practices in maternal healthcare.

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