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I missed two doses of depakote but took my morning dose. am i ok to drive?
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Your decision: If you have worked with your doctor to establish a stable dosing that does not give you concerning side effects you should be ok if you miss doses. Make sure that you don't take extra doses to make up for the ones you missed.
Answered 9/20/2013
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