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I respect that yes, Zoloft has risks. I'm a pharmacist and I can understand that. However, as a woman who has struggled with anxiety and depression, both pre-infertility and of course now with infertility, sometimes medication is a great help. It all depends on whether the benefits outweigh the risks.
Discuss this with your doctor (maybe you already have). Yes, the medication can be titrated down in the 3rd trimester, and your doctor can discuss this with you. Even if you remain on the medicine throughout your pregnancy, this can be best. It all depends on your situation. Good luck!
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Me (Rebecca) - 35 - DOR
DH - 34 - great guy - likely male factor
 , - Jersey and Patch, our 'kids'(cats)
Married since 1997
TTC since Oct. 2006
 miscarriage December 2006;D&C
Normal HSG
Infertility treatment
- Clomid - BFN
- Clomid, IUI #1 - BFN
- Clomid, IUI #2 - BFN
- Follistim - BFN
- IVF #1 - transferred 2 blasts - 3 embies frozen 
miscarriage November 2008; D&C
December 2008 - all blood work normal
FET with 2 embies - April 2009 
IVF #2 - July 2009 - microdose flare protocol
- Lupron 20 units am & pm
- Follistim 300 units, Menopur 150 units
- decrease Follistim to 225 units, now down to 75 units
- ER 7/12 - 15 retrieved, 11 mature, 9 fertilized
- 3 embies frozen on day 2
- ET 7/15 - 3 embies on day 3
- Beta 7/27
- AF came 7/25
 Taking time to heal - while we pursue adoption
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