Patient's question:
I'm feeling unwell today.Will my epilepsy be inherited by my baby?
If it is, what should I do?
Can I take the epilepsy medication during pregnancy?
Can this baby be kept?
Also, what should I pay attention to during pregnancy so that my epilepsy doesn't recur?
Medical history and treatment effectiveness:
I was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2008.
Later, it was well-controlled.
By 2013, I had fewer than 10 episodes.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, frequent convulsions during pregnancy due to epilepsy that forms after the second day can lead to hypoxia in the pregnant woman. Prolonged hypoxia will certainly have an impact on the baby. However, if the convulsions are not very severe and the frequency of attacks is not very serious, no treatment may be necessary. Antiepileptic drugs can affect the fetus. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue and colds, maintain a good mentality, and try not to take medication.