lowrioh
01-14-2010, 11:45 AM
If you have a minute to spare, please consider calling the Antiepileptic drug Pregnancy register and participate as a member of their Control group. I was have been a full participant and the phone calls really only took 5-10 minutes and my understanding is that if you are in the Control group the interviews are really brief.
This group tracks the pregnancies of women who take Anti-epileptic drugs in order to study what effect the drugs might have on the developing fetus. The preliminary data was really helpful to me when I was making my decisions about whether or not I should take my AEDs while pregnant (I did).
http://www2.massgeneral.org/aed/
This group tracks the pregnancies of women who take Anti-epileptic drugs in order to study what effect the drugs might have on the developing fetus. The preliminary data was really helpful to me when I was making my decisions about whether or not I should take my AEDs while pregnant (I did).
http://www2.massgeneral.org/aed/