Hi all,
I've been prescribed Sodium Valproate by my neurologist.
Has anybody had any good or bad experiences of this ? it's a new treatment for me.
Thanks
Neil
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Hi all,
I've been prescribed Sodium Valproate by my neurologist.
Has anybody had any good or bad experiences of this ? it's a new treatment for me.
Thanks
Neil
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Submitted by MissKittyB on Fri, 11/11/2016 - 15:26
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Submitted by MissKittyB on Fri, 11/11/2016 - 15:37
PermalinkHi Neil,
Hi Neil,
I have been working my way through the National Formulary over the last few years and Epilim is one of the things I have tried on the way.
It made me so spaced-out that all I wanted to do was sit in the dark listening to Pink Floyd. I couldnt get anywhere near the theraputic dose because of this and had to give up after a few weeks, so for this reason only it was a failure. If I had been able to stick with it, I may have got through this side-effect and seen some benefit, but I couldnt concentrate at work and as I had very unsympathetic employers, I had no choice.
Having said this, I do tend to have severe cognitive problems with almost everything, so it may not affect you at all. :-)
Miss KB :-)
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Submitted by Val on Mon, 14/11/2016 - 10:12
PermalinkDid nothing for my CH except
Did nothing for my CH except space me out a bit. My husband has epilepsy and he takes epilim and he controls his grand mal seizures brilliantly, but then that is what it is designed for.