Patient's question:
Last night, after experiencing gains and losses, we in the gynecology department admitted a pregnant woman with epilepsy. Her family said she only had mild epilepsy, but they didn't know if it might recur if she were to have more children. We also didn't know how to manage such pregnant women with mild epilepsy. How can we ensure the safety of pregnant women with mild epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
A pregnant woman with mild epilepsy can choose to have a vaginal delivery. It is recommended to decide on treatment at a large hospital to monitor the condition of the fetus. If the fetus is relatively large, it is better to opt for a cesarean section to avoid potential risks such as choking or other complications. It is important to maintain a positive mood, and I hope my explanation helps you. Regulate your physical and mental health, and maintain good hygiene to avoid bacterial infections due to weakened immunity.