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Marriage and Fertility in Epileptic Patients

Summary: Marital status and fertility were compared for 100 epileptic females and 100 epileptic males. The marriage rate among male patients was 59% of expected (p < 0.001) as compared to 83% for female patients (p < 0.10). Patients with early onset of seizures, particularly males, had lower marriage rates than expected, unlike patients with onset after age 20. Married female patients had only 69% of the expected number of live‐born children (p < 0.001) as compared to 100% for married male patients. Marriage and fertility rates of epileptic females have improved in the last generation, while those of epileptic males have remained constant.