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Can depakote harm your liver and stomach?
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Maybe: Depakote may affect the liver in some patients. Md may monitor your liver enzymes as a guide. Certain formulations of Depakote may affect the stomach. Discuss with your md. Taking medication with food may help.
Answered 3/30/2015
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