Re: EEG and conceiving

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> My husband and I have been trying to conceive for about 4 months. I had
> a very early miscarriage a while ago, anyway, I have severe
> headaches/migraines quite a bit, so I went to the neurologist and the
> eeg I had taken camme back abnormal. The Dr.'s appt is seveeral weeks
> away to discuss it. What I want to know is what effects or problems
> could I encounter if I continue trying to conceive. My dr. Says wait
> but its easier said than done. Why could the eeg be abnormal? and how
> will it affect a baby. Thank you for your help.
>
> Mickey

There may be number of reasons for the EEG to be abnormal.It's better to wait until you know the exact reason from your neurologist.In case you require some medication for that, it may affect your recently implanted embryo(Faetus) if you conceive now.

Dr.Amit Sengupta, MD; Ph.D. This is for educational purpose only >

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