A patient who has a serious chronic disorder (epilepsy) has been taking a drug to control it that has a moderate likelihood of increasing the risk for birth defects or fetal damage.She tells you that she would like to have a child.What is your best response?
A) Tell her that taking any drug during pregnancy is not recommended.
B) Suggest that she use a reliable method of contraception and consider adoption.
C) Warn her that her condition will get worse if she stops taking the prescribed drug.
D) Counsel her to discuss her wishes with her health care provider to evaluate her specific risks and possible pregnancy outcomes.
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