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Maternal Use of Antidepressants in Pregnancy and the Risk of Postpartum Hemorrhage: An Electronic Health Record‐Based Cohort Study

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Postpartum hemorrhage risk was significantly higher for S/NRI users compared to non-users, indicating a serious concern during pregnancy.
The overall frequency of postpartum hemorrhage was 11.6%, with 14.7% among S/NRI users, highlighting the potential risks of antidepressant exposure during pregnancy.
This cohort study utilized electronic health records to track maternal antidepressant exposure and its relationship with postpartum hemorrhage outcomes.
Findings suggest the need for careful management of PPH risk in depressed patients requiring antidepressants, emphasizing the importance of informed treatment decisions.

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Cohort study examines postpartum hemorrhage rates in maternal antidepressant users, indicating potential risks associated with SSRIs and SNRIs.

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Cohort study examines postpartum hemorrhage rates in maternal antidepressant users, indicating potential risks associated with SSRIs and SNRIs.