Titlebook: Controversies in Caring for Women with Epilepsy; Sorting Through the Mona Sazgar,Cynthia L. Harden Book 2016 Springer International Publis

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What Is Your Advice to Pregnant Women with Epilepsy Regarding Breastfeeding?gave birth to a baby girl at full term with no perinatal complications. The baby weighed 4 lbs 2 Oz, and there were no congenital malformations noted at the time of birth. The patient is wondering about the safety of breastfeeding her baby and potential short-term and long-term risks to her baby ass

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9571-7gynecologist has determined that she has anovulatory cycles and decreased chance for becoming pregnant. She also has noticed weight gain and thinning of her hair, acne, and excess facial hair. She is wondering whether her condition is a result of her seizure disorder or her medications and if there is anything she can do to improve her condition.

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Infertility and Menstrual Disorders: Seizure Medications vs. Seizuresgynecologist has determined that she has anovulatory cycles and decreased chance for becoming pregnant. She also has noticed weight gain and thinning of her hair, acne, and excess facial hair. She is wondering whether her condition is a result of her seizure disorder or her medications and if there is anything she can do to improve her condition.

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Lamotrigine and Pregnancy the dose by? She is worried and is asking you whether the increase in the dose of lamotrigine will increase the risk to her baby? How do you manage lowering the lamotrigine dose in the immediate postpartum period and thereafter?

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and menopause ages.Features evidence-based patient managemenThis text presents difficult management issues surrounding women with epilepsy in a unique format. The Editors provide several controversial cases in adolescence, pre-conception, pregnancy and menopause with invited experts offering their d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9571-7ecurrence in the last year. She is worried about the risk of seizure medications to her baby should she become pregnant. She wants to stop taking lamotrigine during her pregnancy. How do you counsel her regarding the risk of seizure recurrence during pregnancy and potential seizure-related complications for her future pregnancy?

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