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Fertile women should discuss the use of contraceptives with their doctor.
If the patient is pregnant or breast-feeding, thinks she may be pregnant or planning to have a baby, she must be advised by the doctor or pharmacist before taking this medicine.
It is not recommended to take Lacosamide Genepharm if the patient is pregnant, as the effects of lacosamide on pregnancy and the unborn baby are not known.
It is not recommended to breast-feed the baby while taking Lacosamide Genepharm, as lacosamide passes into breast milk.
The patient must be immediately advised by the doctor if she gets pregnant or is planning to become pregnant. They will help the patient decide if she should take Lacosamide Genepharm or not.
The patient must be advised not to stop treatment without talking to the doctor first as this could increase the fits (seizures). A worsening of the disease can also harm the baby.
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