FAMILY FUNCTIONING OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE WOMEN IN EPILEPSY AND MIGRAINE
The relevance of researcher was caused by high prevalence of neurologic diseases, a social economic burden of migraine and epilepsy, due to an importance of problems of reproductive health and reproduction in the world. The purpose of article consisted in the comparative analysis of family functioning in epilepsy and migraine in women of a reproductive age for definition of diseases social burden. The leading researches approach was the comparative analysis of marital status and reproductive indexes by method of interviewing with purpose to reveal the common influence of neurologic diseases, differences in groups of migraine and epilepsy. It was revealed that family functioning was lowered due to neurologic disease. The marital status in women with epilepsy and migraine significantly did not differ and was below than in population. The essential difference was shown by reproductive indexes: patients with migraine had children in 66%, with epilepsy – in 31%. The birth rate was 0,3 in women with epilepsy and 0,85 - with migraine in comparison with 2,15 – minimum for reproduction in world population. Materials of article can be useful to development of the personified treatment and biopsychosocial rehabilitation in women with migraine and epilepsy.