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TAKE CONTROL TODAYOften doctors find that medicines are useful for purposes other than the ones approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is legal to prescribe medicines for these "off-label uses."
The only FDA-approved use of valproic acid is the treatment of epilepsy, but it also has two off-label uses:
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ladyhu... New - no history of Epilepsy but why use Zonisamide for Migraines
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beatleape New - Ocular Migraines and Simple Partial Seizures
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canuck... New - Successful pregnancies on Valproic Acid
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