Can you get married if you have epilepsy? It won t make any difference, right?

Tan Shuqin, a distinguished professor at the Chongqing Epilepsy Diagnosis and Treatment Center, reminded that epilepsy patients are not necessarily inherited from epilepsy and must not get married, as long as epilepsy is timely and epilepsy is completely okay. 1. After epilepsy patients become pregnant, 45% of them have an increase in the number of seizures, especially when taking Western medicine, through liver metabolism, fetal tissue and placenta are prone to reduce the serum concentration of antiepileptic drugs, and cannot control the seizures, if the dose is increased, it will have an impact on the mother and fetus. 2. Especially anti-epileptic drugs, the incidence of fetal teratogenicity.

Cleft palate, cleft lip, and cardiac abnormalities are common. The incidence of teratogenicity is related to the mother's age, family history, medical history (e.g., diabetes), etc., on the one hand, and the drugs used, especially some Western drugs, on the other hand. In order to prevent fetal teratogenicity, it is best to take traditional Chinese medicine, and the symptoms should be controlled for more than 1-3 years, and the age should not exceed 35 years.

Patients or family members with malformation genetic diseases should not have children, and patients who have miscarriages, stillbirths or abnormal births should be extra cautious in rebirth. 3. In a few cases, epilepsy has irregular genetic effects, which have little impact on most of them, and the size of the impact is mainly related to **. The incidence rate is 3%-4% in relatives of primary patients and 0-1% in secondary patients, indicating that the primary influence is large, and the closer the blood relationship, the higher the incidence.

If both parents have epilepsy or one child has developed the disease, the incidence rate in the third generation is 20%, so although the primary patient can get married, the childbearing should be restricted. When choosing a spouse for people with epilepsy, do not choose someone who has had epilepsy or someone with a family history of the disease, the more distant the blood relationship, the better. Epilepsy patients should be particularly cautious in marriage and childbirth, and should carefully choose their partners before marriage, and should pay attention to the impact of anti-epileptic drugs on the fetus during pregnancy to avoid giving birth to epileptic babies.

Since China advocates eugenics, there are several points to pay attention to: 1From a eugenic point of view, patients with primary epilepsy should consider abstaining from childbearing.

2..Close relatives of both parties who have primary epilepsy should also consider refraining from having children. 3.

If both partners have a family history of epilepsy, they should consider refraining from having children. 4.If one party is a patient with epilepsy and the other party has only EEG abnormalities, child abstinence should also be considered.

5.If one party has a family history and has given birth to a child with epilepsy, he or she should not have a second child. 6.

Female patients with epilepsy and a clear family history should consider refraining from having children if they are married. 7.Patients with generalized seizures who have extensive EEG abnormalities and who have similar EEG findings in their siblings should consider prohibiting childbearing.

8.Patients with epilepsy who have no family history and pedigree EEG abnormalities may have children after 1 year of childbearing years with epilepsy** (including EEG normalization).

It's okay if it's a man, it's not okay if it's a woman, because of taking medicine, you can't give birth to a BB, if you don't give birth, it's okay, if a man is sick, it doesn't affect marriage, but look at the responsibility that you can't afford. My classmates have such a disease, after surgery, it will not be better, there are many such people in the world, I have seen some men, after marriage has no effect.

You can get married, but you need it, you can get married after the reduction, but you can't have children, I hope it can help you, the love between the two is the most important thing, as long as it can stand the test of time, what are you afraid of, I hope it can help you.

It is possible to get married. Epilepsy is a neurological disease caused by abnormal electrical discharge of neurons in a certain part of the brain due to various reasons, affecting the normal physiological functions of nearby neurons, and the main clinical manifestations are sudden onset of unconsciousness, convulsions, foaming at the mouth or accompanied by fever, and waking up as an ordinary person. Epilepsy is hereditary.

It is possible to get married. But if you want to have children, you have to think carefully.

1) It is forbidden to marry close relatives, especially to prohibit marriage and childbirth in patients with primary epilepsy who are both close relatives.

2) Non-blood patients with primary epilepsy should be discouraged from marrying, especially if one or both parties have a family history of epilepsy, and those who are married should be prohibited from having children.

3) If one or both parents of an epilepsy patient have epilepsy, and the patient has already given birth to a child with epilepsy, the second child should not be given.

4) Patients with generalized mal seizure epilepsy, who have extensive spike and slow complex wave or multifocal spike wave EEG manifestations, and have similar EEG abnormalities among their siblings, can marry a normal person, but should be forbidden to have children.

Epilepsy patients can get married and enjoy life like normal people, however, there are several points that patients should pay attention to when getting married.

First, it is best not to choose a patient with epilepsy or a patient with other congenital diseases as a spouse, otherwise due to genetic factors, the probability of children having epilepsy is relatively high.

Second, marriage and childbearing should be considered when the condition is well controlled, and marriage problems should not be considered when the disease is more severe and frequent seizures are frequent, because seizures will lead to systemic hypoxia, which in turn will lead to fetal hypoxia and affect fetal development.

In addition, women who are taking anti-epileptic drugs should not breastfeed, so after marriage, they should pay attention to the toxic and side effects of drugs, and should consult a neurologist and an obstetrician and gynecologist for consultation on their own condition and the drug, and then consider marriage and childbirth after fully understanding.

Patients with epilepsy are controlled by active medications, and in general, the impact on life is not great, so patients with epilepsy can generally get married. However, patients must take drugs regularly, and some patients with primary epilepsy should be targeted with anti-epileptic drugs according to the type of seizures and different clinical manifestations.

If the patient has a seizure caused by some secondary factors, it is necessary to find the trigger and the trigger, and the typical symptoms of the patient can be partially improved by eliminating the trigger.

Patients need to pay more attention to rest, avoid emotional excitement and mental tension, and avoid overwork, so in general, patients with epilepsy can get married.

People with epilepsy can get married. If the patient has recurrent seizures, causing the patient to be intellectually disabled, or if the patient has lost the ability to work, then not to marry is considered. When epilepsy patients get married, they should plan to get pregnant, because anti-epileptic drugs have teratogenic effects.

The incidence of epilepsy will increase during pregnancy in female patients, and genetic testing during pregnancy can now be carried out, so the vast majority of them will not cause epilepsy in their offspring, and there should be no problem with normal marriage. Even if there is a gene for epilepsy, it is not 100% passed on to the next generation, and the genetic aspect of epilepsy is still very small, so there is no need to worry, it will not be passed on to the next generation, and the chance is very small.

Did you find your epilepsy**? Trauma or primary? If it is because of epilepsy secondary to other diseases, of course, you can get married and have children, if it is primary, you can't find a specific ** and start to have a seizure from a young age, it may have a certain impact, but as long as it is not very serious, you can also get married, status epilepticus means simply that grand mal seizures are frequent, and consciousness is still unclear between each episode, that is, when you do not have seizures between two illnesses, you are also in a coma.

Unless both men and women are epilepsy patients, the risk of having children with epilepsy is 2%-4%, and the average epilepsy patient is the same as normal people in the interictal period, not only can work and study normally, but also can marry and have children. The question is how to take steps to ensure the safety of mother and child before and after pregnancy.

Note: Epilepsy patients should still adhere to medication for a long time after marriage and maintain a regular and healthy life. If a female epilepsy patient still has seizures, it is best not to get pregnant for the time being, actively cooperate with the epilepsy doctor to control the seizures, and when the condition is stable, reduce the dosage to a safe dose or change the Chinese medicine for a period of time, and prepare for pregnancy under the guidance of the doctor.