Pregnancy and epilepsy – Lecture

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In this Healthed lecture, Neurologist & Epileptologist, Prof Frank Vajda AO outlines the most important considerations when managing women of child-bearing age who have epilepsy. These considerations include pre-pregnancy planning, safest medications in pregnancy, and balancing the best interests of both the mother and the child in terms of seizure control during pregnancy, confinement and postnatally.

Last Updated: 3 Apr, 2024

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