Are there any ADD meds. that are safe to take while TTC or pregnant?

I was diagnosed with ADD when I was younger and have taken both Ritilan and Prozac for this when I was in grade school and Jr. high. I am now in my 20's and have been doing without meds. Mostly because I just don't want to have to take them. I want to feel like I can do things on my own without them(I'm a little embarrassed about my ADD) and because hubby and I are TTC.
If I decide to talk to my doctor about ADD meds. Are there any meds. that are safe to take if you are TTC or pregnant?
What are the side effects?
Thanks!

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Hope this helped

I would recommend trying to deal with your ADD naturally with your diet and herbal supplements. This will benefit you and your unborn child. Some of the nutritional deficiencies that correlate with LD or ADD are calcium, magnesium, iodine, iron and zinc. On the other hand, high copper, lead, cadmium and aluminum levels have also been seen in learning disabled children. Good nutrition
during pregnancy and in the early years of the child' s life may help in preventing ADD.
Eliminating processed foods, artificial flavorings, colorings, preservatives, and sugars have been shown to help the hyperactivity aspect of
the affliction. Add more protein to your diet.
Plus supplements like flaxseed oil.