Valpex 100mg Injection
(SODIUM VALPROATE)
How is Valpex administered?
Valpex is administered by or under the supervision of a healthcare professional or a doctor and should never be self-administered. It may be given slowly into a vein (intravenously) or by infusion using a separate intravenous line in normal saline, dextrose 5%, or dextrose saline. The dose depends on the individual’s age and body weight. Each vial of Valpex is for single dose injection only and should be discarded after use.
Does Valprosh affect the working of birth control pills?
Yes, Valprosh does not have any effect on the working of birth control pills. However, contraceptives (birth control pills) may interfere with the working of Valprosh and seizures may occur. It is important that you inform your doctor that you are using birth control pills. Your doctor will keep a track on your response to the treatment and monitor the Valprosh levels in your blood levels.
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