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  1. 01-01-18, 23:19 #1
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    When after stopping Amitriptyline is it safe to try for a baby?

    Hi everyone,

    Does anyone know?

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    Re: When after stopping Amitriptyline is it safe to try for a baby?

    You should discuss with your doctor really to be sure as we do not know your medical history but I guess it depends when you stopped it as well.
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