Women with epilepsy need choice, not diktats, when it comes to sodium valproate

The NHS needs to fully audit its approach to valproate and should be supporting women to make informed choices regarding their treatment.
A box of sodium valproate tablets locked behind chain and padlock.

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Sodium valproate is a highly effective anti-seizure medication, most commonly used in the treatment of epilepsy, bipolar disorder and, occasionally, migraine.  

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