Blood levels of many commonly used antiepileptic drugs drop dramatically with the onset of pregnancy, report researchers from the University of Minnesota and the University of Pittsburgh today in JAMA Neurology.The findings, collected as part of the
Blood levels of many commonly used antiepileptic drugs drop dramatically with the onset of pregnancy, report researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Minnesota today in JAMA Neurology. The findings, collected as part of the
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A new study reinforces the need to proactively increase doses of certain medications and closely monitor blood levels over the course of pregnancy in people with epilepsy.