What is depakote used for in a person with mental retardation?
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- 28 Sep 2011 by Hurley332
- Updated
- 29 Sep 2011
- Topics
- depakote, mental retardation
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slattery
29 Sep 2011
The primary reasons for depakote usage are seizures, migraine headaches, and mood disorders. It does not seem to be cited as a treatment for mental retardation - unless it is the case perhaps that the person is also at risk for seizures. the accompanying literature for divalproex states that it may also "be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor".
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- Depakote Information for Consumers
- Depakote Information for Healthcare Professionals (includes dosage details)
- Side Effects of Depakote (detailed)
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