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A member asked:
I found out im pregnant +- 3/4 weeks i have epilepsy , i went to the gynecologist. he said i must just stop taking my epilizine cr500 and only take the dyna-lamotrigine 50. i am worried as he said the meds have bad effects on the baby.
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Health Care team: It will be important for your neurologist to work with your obstetrician so that they can coordinate plans to keep you and your ba baby safe.
Answered 3/22/2022
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