Sex behavior of epileptic patients

Fifty female epileptic patients were questioned as to sexual behavior and attitude to pregnancy, and related matters. This investigation too confirmed a tendency towards lessened sexual activity among epileptic patients. As a group, the patients showed no deviation from nationwide average values in respect of attitudes and expecter behavior concerning pregnancy, sexuality, and desire for children. The demonstrable interdependence of clinical progress and social background is discussed for its value in counselind.