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Recently, while in the ER I was given depokote and magnesium in addition to other medications for nausea and pain to treat a hemiplegic migraine episode.
Can depokote become a daily regimine in hemplegic migraine treatment? Mrs. McCullough.
Answer:
Dear Mrs. McCullough;
Yes, Depakote is often prescribed for Migraine prevention. Usually Depakote ER (extended release) is preferred. You can read more about Depakote HERE.
Good luck,
John Claude...
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