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divalproex

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divalproex /di·val·pro·ex/ (di-val´pro-eks) an anticonvulsant, used as d. sodium, a 1:1 compound of valproate sodium and valproic acid, in the treatment of migraine, manic episodes of bipolar disorder, and epileptic seizures, particularly absence seizures.
divalproex [di-val´pro-eks]
an anticonvulsant, used as divalproex sodium, a 1:1 compound of valproate sodium and valproic acid in treatment of migraine, manic episodes of bipolar disorder, and epileptic seizures, particularly absence seizures.

divalproex
a salt of valproic acid.


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Divalproex Sodium, (Diproex, Valance 125-250 mg), Sodium Valproate (Valparin 200 mg) These dugs are anticonvulsants and are found to be effective antimigraine drugs.
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