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Epilepsy and pregnancy: What you need to know
Does epilepsy make it more difficult to conceive?
What does my epilepsy mean for my baby?
Do I need more folic acid than other pregnant women do?
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Epilepsy and pregnancy: What you need to know
Does epilepsy make it more difficult to become pregnant?
How does epilepsy affect pregnancy?
Does epilepsy change during pregnancy?
What about medication?
How should I prepare for pregnancy?
Why is folic acid important?
What can I expect during prenatal visits?
What if I have a seizure when I'm pregnant?
How can I make sure my baby is OK?
What about labor and delivery?
Will I be able to breast-feed my baby?
What does my epilepsy mean for my baby?
Do I need more folic acid than other pregnant women do?
Content
Epilepsy and pregnancy: What you need to know
Does epilepsy make it more difficult to become pregnant?
How does epilepsy affect pregnancy?
Does epilepsy change during pregnancy?
What about medication?
How should I prepare for pregnancy?
Why is folic acid important?
What can I expect during prenatal visits?
What if I have a seizure when I'm pregnant?
How can I make sure my baby is OK?
What about labor and delivery?
Will I be able to breast-feed my baby?
Epilepsy and pregnancy: What you need to know
By Mayo Clinic Staff
If you have epilepsy becoming pregnant might seem risky. But the odds are in your favor. Find out how to promote a healthy pregnancy.
Epilepsy during pregnancy raises special concerns. While most people who have epilepsy deliver healthy babies, you might need special care during your pregnancy. Here's what you need to know.
