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The prevalence of epilepsy is slightly higher in women than in men and sensitivity to seizure stimuli differs between sexes. Some evidence suggests sex differences in response to antiseizure medications… Click to show full abstract
The prevalence of epilepsy is slightly higher in women than in men and sensitivity to seizure stimuli differs between sexes. Some evidence suggests sex differences in response to antiseizure medications exist mainly due to inconsistent pharmacokinetic differences; however, there is a lack of real‐world evidence examining differences in response to antiseizure medications between men and women.
Keywords:
response antiseizure;
differences men;
men women;
epilepsy;
response
Journal Title: Epilepsia Open
Year Published: 2022
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Journal Title: Epilepsia Open
Year Published: 2022
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