In recent months there have been a large number of Lexapro birth defects lawsuits filed by parents of children born with a birth defect after the mother used Lexapro during pregnancy. Many of the Lexapro birth defects lawsuits point to FDA warnings and birth defects studies published in the New England Journal of Medicine. But, is the research information gathered so far enough to help the makers and doctors determine the correct dose to give a pregnant women. As we know, a pregnant women body goes through many changes. A pregnant women taking an antidepressant drug also adding to the worries that come with pregnancy can be overwhelming. With not enough information at hand from the makers or the doctors about the labeling warnings “Why are pregnant women still being prescribed Antidepressant Drugs?” A question for your doctor if you happen to be taking an antidepressant drug and plan on having a child. Many birth defect concerns are on the rise and the consumer deserves to know the truth. Click here for more information