Relapse vs withdrawl: While there are usually no side-effects, ie withdrawal, from stopping depakote, there is a very real risk of relapse. That is, the original problem that led to taking Depakote in the first place could return. Since Depakote is used for serious conditions, stopping this treatment without close monitoring by your doctor could be very risky.
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Get help: If you wish to stop depakote, do not do it yourself, and there is a significant risk of a seizure if stopped too rapidly. Also, possible withdrawal migraine. Needs to be tapered slowly, under supervision. The seroquel (quetiapine) suggests it was used for mood stabilization, and improper cessation could cause significant emotional problems. See your doctor and work together.
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