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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Contraception Choice in Adolescencenaged on oxcarbazepine and has remained seizure free in the past year. She informs you that she is sexually active and has been in stable relationship with her boyfriend in the past 6 months. She is asking you for advice on starting contraception. What form of contraception are you most likely to re

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Folic Acid Supplementationr convulsive seizures except for valproic acid. She is taking prenatal vitamins since she is sexually active. Would you recommend higher dose of folic acid to her? How would you counsel her regarding the evidence for the dose you are recommending? Would it change your management if she was taking la

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Epilepsy Inheritance secondary generalized tonic-clonic seizures. She denies history of head injury, febrile convulsions, meningitis, or other risk factors for epilepsy. A cousin has history of convulsive seizures starting at age 16 and grew out of them by age 25 after a handful of convulsive seizures. She is worried a

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Infertility and Menstrual Disorders: Seizure Medications vs. Seizureses were found to originate from dominant hemisphere frontal lobe. She has declined epilepsy surgery due to potential risks for complications. In the past, she was treated with multiple seizure medications including phenytoin, carbamazepine, topiramate, valproic acid, and lamotrigine. Currently, she

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Valproic Acid and Pregnancyer medically stable Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy. She has not had any seizure recurrences in the past year. Would you lower valproic acid; discontinue it or switch to another seizure medication during her current pregnancy? If you would switch her seizure medication, what would you switch to and how