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TAKE CONTROL TODAYThe only people who definitely should not take Zarontin (ethosuximide) are those who are allergic to it or to other medicines in the same family, called succinimides. Besides ethosuximide, the other common succinimide is Celontin (methsuximide).
People who have liver or kidney disease need to be extra cautious about taking Zarontin.
Reviewed February 2004 by Barry Gidal, PharmD, epilepsy.com Editorial Board.
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chopper Initial Ethosuximide dosage for 40 lb child seems too much
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