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Children Exposed to Epilepsy Drug Had Poorer School Results

Women with epilepsy are currently advised to continue taking epilepsy drugs even during pregnancy. Taking the seizure controlling drugs can prevent convulsions that can harm both mother and the unborn child. Exposure to epilepsy drugs in the womb is linked to poorer performance in school tests among 7-year-olds, according to a new study.

children exposed to anti-epileptic drugs in womb had poorer school results - scored lower on national school tests - predominant effect in women who were prescribed sodium valproate during pregnancy

Children Exposed to Epilepsy Drug in the Womb Show Poorer School Test Results

Exposure to epileptic drug in the womb is linked to significantly poorer school test results in children. Read More

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