Do any of these medications prevent me from getting pregnant?

Women of childbearing potential who are prescribed valproate (part of Absenor) must use an effective method of contraception without interruption throughout the period of treatment with valproate. Your Absenor prescriber should provide you with comprehensive information on the need and importance of preventing pregnancy during treatment. There is a so-called pregnancy prevention program. All precautions must be taken as early as possible, and a woman planning a pregnancy in the future should absolutely inform her doctor. This is due to the fact that valproates can cause birth defects in the child, including neural tube defects, facial dysmorphism, cleft lip and palate, craniostenosis, heart, kidney and genitourinary defects, limb defects (including bilateral radial aplasia) and multiple abnormalities affecting various body systems, as well as hearing impairments. As for the effects on fertility, amenorrhea, polycystic ovaries and elevated testosterone levels have been reported in women using valproate. Fertility disorders are considered transient and resolve after discontinuation of treatment. The use of other drugs in pregnancy must always be preceded by a careful analysis of the benefits to the mother and the risks to the fetus. There is no information that they affect human fertility or data are limited. If you are considering the possibility of pregnancy with the given drug set, please - as I have already mentioned - be sure to talk to your doctor. The fertility of a woman, or rather a couple, is influenced by many factors. Regular check-ups at the gynecologist are recommended. I enclose additional information: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/ciaza-i-dziecko