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I am taking valproic acid and lamnet for seizures since last 3 yrs. is there any long term side effect? which meds should i avoid taking with these?
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Probably not: Check with your neurologist and check what other meds you are taking. Stay healthy. I'm proud of you for being so careful.
Answered 3/19/2013
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