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Sir I had seizure in 5 years ago and I was admitted in hospital and took medications for 1 year and they took EEG scan it was normal ,they told me to stop medication also. After that I didn't get any seizures , now I am married ,is there any chances of getting back ?? Or is there any precautions to be taken while planning for pregnancy or whether any difficulty in getting pregnant .. any behaviour changes will occur due to that past history ??how are these things to be explained to spouse ...we are having major conflicts between us ... can u please guide me and give clarification ??
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Please consult a neurologist, an open discussion with both of you together will go a long way. Completely agree with my esteemed colleagues
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You can get evaluated by a neurologist to be sure
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Let me clear the myths first . There is no problem getting pregnant n bearing child .No problem with behavior only with 1episode of seizure n with off medication.
There is no point of conflict . Epilepsy or seizure is a disease which is treatable like diabetes and hypertension. So nothing to worry .
U have a lifetime risk of seizure (20-30%). You may be lucky enough to rest (70-80%). So live your life today without bothering for tomorrow. Since u r seizure free now for 5yrs , there is no need for medication at present. You can treat if u have 2nd episode only .
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But u can further evaluate if u r worried by consulting a Neurologist .
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Dr. Shuchit Pandey
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U need to take advice from neurologist for better understanding of issues related to epilepsy.
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Kindly get online neurologist consultation
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