2017
DOI: 10.4088/jcp.15r10483
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A Systematized Review of Atypical Antipsychotics in Pregnant Women

Abstract: After taking into account the parents' will and after they provide informed consent, the most reasonable and less harmful choice for treating future mothers with bipolar disorder or schizophrenia appears to be maintaining them at the safest minimum dosage.

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“…Regarding LAP-APs formulations, special caution should be taken in cases of women at risk for preterm delivery. Having SZ and the exposure to SGAs itself may be related to a slight increase in the risk of preterm birth and low birth weight 87 ; in these cases, the clinician may consider avoiding administering an LAI to women who strictly plan to breastfeed as preterm infants are at risk for elevated plasma medication concentrations due to immature hepatic and renal systems. 88 Impact on prolactin, a key hormone in the lactation process, should also be considered; aripiprazole a partial agonist of the dopamine receptor often reduces prolactin levels, 89 and may negatively affect lactation.…”
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