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Precautions and Side Effects. Depakote ER tablets should not be taken by patients who have a history of urea cycle disorder or liver problems. Certain drugs may interfere with Depakote and it is therefore recommended that the patient discuss about the medicines that he may be taking with the doctor.
Depakote (DEH-pah-kote) is a brand name used in the United States for a type of medicine called divalproex (di-VAL-pro-eks) sodium. The same product is known as Epival in Canada. It is not available in every country. The active ingredient in Depakote changes in the body to valproate (val-PRO-ate), so you may also see this name used if you read about Depakote. A few other medicines also become valproate, so their effects are virtually identical. The other valproate medicines in the United States are Depakene, Depacon (given by injection), and some generic (non-brand name) forms. Depakote is not available in generic form.