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Apo-divalproex for low grade glioma, can this cause muscle spasms or are spasms possible from left parietal lobe glioma ? been having chin spasms.
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Either: Di-Valproex can cause muscle spasms, depending upon dose. A Glioma, depending on specific location can also cause myospasm. Consult your neurologist or oncologist if the s/s persist.
Answered 5/27/2017
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