A 24-year-old woman is brought to the emergency department after being found having a seizure at a train station. She is now stable. Her family arrives and reports that this is the second time she has had such an episode. She recalls feeling "weird" and seeing flashing lights just before the episode began, but has no memory of the seizure itself. She returns to the clinic three months later. She has been stable on the medication you prescribed and now wishes to become pregnant. She asks whether she should continue her current medication.
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Given two unprovoked seizures with a preceding visual aura and post-ictal amnesia (consistent with focal-onset seizures with secondary generalization, now meeting criteria for epilepsy), what is the first-line medication?
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