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Gender Issues in Epileptic Patients.

Treatment approaches for epilepsy for both women and men are similar, however, there are special aspects that must be considered when caring for women with epilepsy. This includes how hormonal fluctuations may affect seizure frequency, contraception, and potential drug-drug interactions, and pregnancy planning to minimize and potentially mitigate any adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes and major congenital malformations. Adequate counseling for women across the lifespan can help prepare women for the future and optimize outcomes.

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