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		Depakene (valproic acid) is an anticonvulsant used in the treatment of epilepsy.
		Depakene may be harmful to the baby and cause birth defects.
		Depakene may cause drowsiness or disorientation, and you should familiarize yourself with your reaction to it before engaging in potentially hazardous activities.
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		Since Depakene antiepileptic medication (valproic acid)has usually been used with other antiepileptics, in most cases it is not possible to determine whether the adverse reactions mentioned are Depakene side effects alone or are due to the combination of drugs.
		Because Depakene antiepileptic medication (valproic acid) may interact with other antiepileptic drugs, periodic serum level determinations of concurrently administered antiepileptics are recommended during the early part of therapy (see Drug Interactions).
		Depakene antiepileptic medication (valproic acid) is partially eliminated in the urine as a ketone-containing metabolite which may lead to a false interpretation of the urine ketone test.
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	Introduction to Depakene (Basic) : Epilepsy.com
		Depakene (DEH-pah-keen) is a brand name used in the United States and Canada for a type of medicine called valproic (val-PRO-ik) acid.
		This is the name of the medicine in Depakene after it has changed into the form that actually works in the body.
		Depakene first became available in the United States in 1978, so doctors have plenty of experience in using it.
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		Depakene, which is used for epilepsy, migraines, and bipolar disorder, reduced the number of infected resting cells by an average of 75% in three of four HIV-infected patients, Dr. Margolis and colleagues reported in the Aug. 13 issue of The Lancet.
		After four to six weeks of the intensified treatment, they got oral Depakene twice a day for three months; the dose was adjusted to maintain plasma concentrations of between 50 and 100 mg/L. With one exception, all the patients had sharp declines in the number of infected T-cells, ranging from 68% to greater than 84%.
		One possibility is that the Depakene causes the virus to be expressed and the cells to leave their resting state.
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		Depakene has been known to cause malformations of the face and head; it has also been a cause of deformations of the nervous system, and of the heart.
		Depakene should never be taken by patients who are pregnant or who are planning to become pregnant.
		Depakene is also not advised for patients who are nursing a baby as they pass into the breast milk and may cause harm to the nursing baby.
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		Antiepileptic medication Depakene from Canada (valproic acid) is used as sole or adjunctive therapy in the treatment of simple or complex absence seizures, including petit mal, and is useful in primary generalized seizures with tonic-clonic manifestations.
		Depakene from Canada (valproic acid) may also be used adjunctively in patients with multiple seizure types which include either absence or tonic-clonic seizures.
		Since Depakene antiepileptic medication (valproic acid)has usually been used with other antiepileptics, in most cases it is not possible to determine whether the adverse reactions mentioned are due to Depakene side effects or to the side effects of the combination of drugs.
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		Depakene, an epilepsy medicine, is used to treat certain types of seizures and convulsions.
		If Depakene is taken with certain other drugs, the effects of either could be increased, decreased, or altered.
		In fact, women in their childbearing years should take Depakene only if it has been shown to be essential in the control of seizures.
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	Interactions of Depakene with other medications (Professional) : Epilepsy.com
		Depakene inhibits certain liver enzymes and can cause the levels of Felbatol (felbamate), Lamictal (lamotrigine), Mysoline (primidone), and phenobarbital to increase markedly—in some cases, more than double.
		Depakene inhibits epoxide hydrolase, thereby increasing levels of the epoxide metabolite of carbamazepine.
		If Depakene and Klonopin (clonazepam) are given together to a patient with a history of absence seizures, prolonged absence seizures (absence status) may occur.
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		Children younger than 2 years of age, especially those taking multiple seizure medicines, those with metabolic diseases, those with mental retardation, and those with organic brain disease are at the highest risk of liver failure.
		Continue to take Depakene and notify your doctor if you experience ·tremor (shaking); ·weight gain; ·menstrual changes; ·hair loss; ·drowsiness or weakness; ·depression or other psychiatric changes; ·headache; or ·low red blood cells (anemia).
		Depakene may interact with these medications and affect clotting of the blood.
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		I think the depakene had a bad influence all these years on her, I do not believe it is the lamictal that makes the difference.
		Ashley has been taking Depakene or Depakote in one form or another since she was 4 years old, which means that it has now been 10 years of taking this medication.
		Depakene was causing nausea and vomiting for Melinda.
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		Valproate (Depakote) can be taken before, during, or after meals although it is best taken with meals or on a very regular schedule.
		Depakene is not used as often as Depakote.
		If you use the liquid form (Depakene), you may obtain a specially marked measuring spoon from your pharmacist to be sure of an accurate dose.
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	Depakene : Introduction to Depakene (valproic acid) : Epilepsy.com/Professionals
		Depakene is the brand name used in the United States and Canada for valproic acid.
		Depakene became available in the 1970s, but some people found that it caused stomach upset.
		Depakene syrup can be mixed with another liquid or food for better taste, as long as it is all consumed.
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		VALPROATE CAN PRODUCE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS SUCH AS NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS (E. DEPAKENE (valproic acid) is a carboxylic acid designated as 2-propylpentanoic acid.
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		Dosage: The usual dosage of Depakene is 1-15 mg/kilogram of body weight per day and may be increased to 30 mg/kilogram of body weight per day.
		Depakene is usually taken two to three times a day.
		Depakene often leads to a mild increase in liver enzymes in the blood.
	www.vh.org /pediatric/patient/neurology/anticonvulsantdrugtherapy/depakene.html (596 words)

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		In the U.S., this drug is available in five forms: valproic acid (Depakene); sodium valproate (Depakene syrup); an injectable form (Depacon); divalproex sodium (Depakote), an enteric-coated compound with both valproic acid and sodium valproate; and a sustained-release formulation (Depakote ER).
		D., compared the efficacy and safety of divalproex sodium (Depakote, Depakene) and placebo for the treatment of borderline personality disorder and comorbid bipolar II disorder in women.
		Their findings suggest that divalproex may be a safe and effective pharmacological agent for treating these comorbid disorders and for decreasing the irritability and anger, tempestuousness of relationships, and impulsive aggressiveness often seen in these conditions.
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		You did not mention when you began treatment with this medication or if you recently increased your dosage, but the hair loss should ease up with continued treatment.
		If it is related to the Depakene I suggest supplementing with 200 mcg of Selenium and 100 mg of Zinc.
		These doses are higher than the current RDA so you may need to take supplements in addition to daily vitamins.
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		Depakene is an anticonvulsant used to control seizures.
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		Children under 2 years of age are the most vulnerable, especially if they are also taking other anticonvulsant medicines and have certain other disorders such as mental retardation.
		Indigestion, nausea, and vomiting are the most common side effects when you first start taking Depakene.
		You should not take Depakene if you have liver disease or your liver is not functioning properly, or if you have had an allergic reaction to it.
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	Depakene (valproic acid) - The Good, The Bad and The Funny. From People Who Have Taken These Crazy Meds...and SCIENCE! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It states in the older PI sheets for Depakene (valproic acid) that if you have GI problems you'd be better off switching to Depakote.
		Now all the adverse effects for Depakene (valproic acid) are those for Depakote, and there is not advice to switch.
		Depakene has been tested with every known antacid, because, you know, Depakene messes with your stomach so much.
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		Depakene can be used to treat both petit mal and grand mal seizures.
		Depakene should not be used by anyone with liver disease.
		Depakene can enhance the effects of alcohol and other drugs that depress the central nervous system.
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		We then switched to depakene which worked fine, but after a few months we had to switch to phenobarbital because her seizures were coming back and the pediatrician was afraid to raise the dose of depakene.
		We tried to wean her from the pheno to the depakene last October when we decided that pheno might be causing further delays.
		Shannon had weekly blood tests for a while and the results were never the same even though the amount of Depakene she took didn't change.
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		We then went to Depakene and things were good for a few months.
		Anyway, I was reading through one thread (may have been over on Epilepsy forum), and someone else did the Depakene (or Depakote) to Keppra switch.
		He was always pushing one of his sister's doll strollers around as a pseudo-mobility aid (the sidewalk dips down here, there is a step here, here is a person, etc) and he has recently given it up.
	brain.hastypastry.net /forums/showthread.php?goto=lastpost&t=20272 (1529 words)

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		Description: Depakene (Valproic Acid) is an anticonvulsant used to control seizures.
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		A brand of Depakene labelled as Depakine Chrono produced by Sanofi and a brand of Depakene labelled as Depakine EC made by Sanofi are at Goldpharma
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		We are adding a Depakene (Valproate, Valrelease, valproic acid) message board to our Bipolar Web Community to allow our members to exchange their experiences or questions about Depakene therapy for Bipolar Disorder.
		Many of our members have years of experience on Depakene; hence I would ask them to share their knowledge with our new members who might just be starting Depakene therapy.
		The problem is the formulation of Depakene is that it isn't coated to dissolve in the intestines, it dissolves in the stomach, and because of this, it is not slowly released into the body.
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		Thursday night, I gave Kels the one-half higher ml dose of Depakene as the NBC had instructed me. Friday was very illuminating-- she was a mess.
		She tried to bite another child in the play area of McDonalds (we went out to lunch with dear friends) and was basically incredibly agitated all day.
		As the day wore on and the morning Depakene wore off, she became slightly less awful and by bedtime she was pretty much okay.
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		He was put on Depakene and released from the hospital.
		He was fine until a got a virus and ear infection with a high fever.
		Seizures started again and his Depakene was increased again.
	www.kidsepilepsy.com /onekid.asp?id=768 (540 words)

	Epilepsy Foundation eCommunities Forums - Just started depakene/depakote....what should/can we expect? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		She was on the Sprinkle capsules which are 125mg each- what is the concentration of the Depakene liquid- 125 or 150mg per teaspoon(5cc) or something like that?
		A far as side effects, she was miserable when we started it- screaming, crying, irritability for about a week, then for a couple days every time dose went up, but once that passed we saw no major effects.
		Nausea and vomiting is a possible side effect of depakote- if the Depakene seems to cause that for Maranda, you may want to ask about the Sprinkles- the neuro said those are easier on the stomach and more time-released than the liquid.
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