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Hi. I have been hearing voices for a few years now. I do not have any other signs of schizophrenia or other mental illness. I currently take Risperdal and go back and forth with different medications. I'm planning to get married very soon and get pregnant. The problem is, if I go off the meds, the voices will be louder and I will be annoyed and probably be unable to  sleep so I dont know what to do. All I want is a healthy baby. Does anyone know what the percentage in risk it is to have a baby on meds? I also must mention I take a very tiny dose and it works for me. I've heard about magnet therapy and heard that it can take away the voices for a few months but I dont know where to go for that or if my insurance will cover it. Please help! Thanks!!!!!!
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this is too important a question to try to answer here. You should go to psychopharmacologist in some nearby university center.  Ask your doctor for a referral. It is very likely that your insurance will cover that consultation.
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hello i'm 2 month's pregant and i am taking some med's for my mental illness and i am soooo!! worried that some of these meds are going to harmful for my baby can you help me by telling me if these med's are harmful to my unborn and if so what med's could i take so im not to manic........ or pantic... my med's are seroquel,rameron,klonapen .... thanks for ur help !!!!
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