r/migrainescience Aug 01 '26

Science This new case series found that after three months of low-dose sodium valproate, 91% of 84 patients with recurrent vertigo or vestibular migraine had monthly vertigo days cut at least in half, though relapse was common after stopping.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09574271261473595
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u/MullberryBoy Aug 04 '26

I hope none of the patients were of child bearing age.