You wrote: "List of other diseases, conditions, or injuries and their treatment: I got Partial seizures involving my right side of the body. Mainly I was haviing twitichiing of fingers in 10-11 yrs of life. I Have taken T.Tegretol 100mg for two years. My Physician told me that I can stop the course since I was not had any signs or symptoms.

Current medical status: For tthe past two years I was having moderate to severe headache originating from temporal lobe.So I consulted the Physician again two weeks before.As per my physician advice I have taken EEG.It showed I Have sharp waves originating mostly from left temporal lobe. In addidition I have alpa waves in 9-11hz frequency."


Women who have epilepsy and become pregnant develop a higher risk for complications than women who don't have epilepsy. These complications include the possibility that seizures may occur more often. Although most women who have epilepsy have healthy babies, there are also some risks here, too. Babies of mothers with epilepsy have the risk of being stillborn, having an early birth, experiencing delays in development and growth, as well as the possibility of birth defects caused by the medicine used to treat epilepsy. However, the risks of not taking the medicine are higher for the baby, including physical injury and development delay. It is possible that there be changes in the dosage of the medicine you take, in consultation with your gynecologist and current doctor.