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[ Women and Epilepsy Initiative | Social Consequences of Epilepsy in Women | Hormones and Epilepsy | Birth Control for Women with Epilepsy | Genetics and Epilepsy | Epilepsy and Sexual Relationship | Pregnancy and Epilepsy Medications | Parenting Concerns | Menopause and Epilepsy | Talking to Your Doctor | Teenage Girls and Epilepsy ]
In many ways, epilepsy is a different condition in a woman than in a man. The differences arise because of biological differences between women and men, but also because of the different social roles they play. As a result of these biological and social differences, women with epilepsy face special challenges, especially in the area of reproductive health.
Please browse the links above to learn more about how epilepsy affects women. There are also more resources available in our online store such as books, pamphlets, apparel, and more! Be sure to browse the items on Women's Issues.
