Depakote Problems
- Depakote Oral Precautions and Side Effects
- Dosage and Storage
- Precautions and Side Effects
- Drug Interactions
Pronounced: (dye-VAL-pro-ex SO-dee-um)
Warning
This medication has rarely caused serious (sometimes fatal) liver problems. Children less than 2 years old are more likely to develop severe liver problems, especially if they have metabolic problems, severe seizures with mental retardation, brain disease (organic) or if they take more than one drug for seizures. If divalproex sodium is being used in patients with these conditions, then...
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From Our Experts
04/30/07 #3: Fatigue with Depakote ER?
Full Question:I was put on Depakote ER 2 days ago for the control of migraine headaches, but I'm having severe fatigue, will this lessen... Read more »
Oral Depakote as a Migraine abortive?
Full Question: I was diagnosed with basilar migraines and was treated with intravenous DepaKote 750mg and it worked great in less than... Read more »
Drugs Prescribed for Bipolar Disorder: Depakote (Valproate)
Depakote is an anticonvulsant medication used to treat seizure disorders like epilepsy, migraines, and as a mood stabilizer for people with... Read more »
Day 25 of Migraine, No options but 500mg Depakote or Topamax?
Full Question: I am on the 25th day of migraine. I take Imitrex 100mg tablets for the pain. I saw my neurologist on day 10 and he... Read more »
Generic Depakote ER and new Frova indication
Mylan Pharmaceuticals has received tentative approval from the FDA to sell a generic version of Depakote ER, owned by Abbott Laboratories.... Read more »
From Our Sources
Migraines, Depakote, and Birth Defects
Valproic acid, brand names Depakene and Depakote, is one of the few medications approved by the FDA for Migraine prevention. Taking valproic acid... Read more »
Depakote Linked to Serious Birth Defects
According to a new study, the children of women who took the drug Depakote (valproic acid) during the first trimester of their pregnancy are much... Read more »
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