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1 point(s)For epileptic women on Lamotrigine planning to use oral contraceptive pills (OCP), are there any drug-drug interactions to be considered
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1 point(s)Which medicine is advised to be taken by women with epilepsy three months prior to conception until the end of the first trimester?
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1 point(s)Once a woman discovers she is pregnant, it is important that her AEDs should be stopped abruptly
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1 point(s)Mothers should be advised to avoid breastfeeding if they are prescribed which one of the following AED:
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1 point(s)Which of the following AED is associated with polycystic Ovary (PCO) Syndrome side effect?
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