Cynthia Harden from Mount Sinai Health System: Study Shows Epilepsy Poses No Greater Challenge for Women in Pregnancy

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Previous literature has shown a potential challenge for women with epilepsy becoming pregnant a recent study showed that may not be the case after all.

Previous literature has shown a potential challenge for women with epilepsy becoming pregnant a recent study showed that may not be the case after all.

Cynthia L. Harden, MD, from the Mount Sinai Health System discussed this recent study during the American Academy of Neurology's annual meeting in Vancouver. While women with epilepsy do need to be monitored for their condition and pay special attention to their medication, Harden said that becoming pregnant is no more difficult for this patient population than others without the condition.

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