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Women...were You Able To Give Bitrth To Healthy Babies...of Older Are Your Kids Now Epileptic ..
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Asking because i want kids soon when i graduate college

posted August 8, 2017
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5 boys none have epilepsy. My oldest is 24 and youngest 16.

posted August 22, 2017
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I have been epileptic since I was two years old, Im now 40. I have four kids, two of them have seizures and two never had one. That said, they don't know what caused my epilepsy. I believe it was from biological mother doing drugs and abuse, but I have no clue lol

posted August 19, 2017
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I was on epilim and told to change to another medication to reduce risk of baby being born with any disabilities and I was told it would be best not to breast feed so didn't but I now have 2 healthy, happy boys and had no problems

posted August 11, 2017
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

You will be fine we had 1 son no problems at all which he is 35 now and very healthy and his kids to so go for it having kids

posted August 10, 2017
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

You should be fine with children. I was diagnosed at the age of 3. I went on to have 2 boys with my ex and they are both clear.

posted August 10, 2017

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