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Epilim®

Epilim® (sodium valproate) for the treatment of patients with Epilepsy and Bipolar Mood Disorder

Epilim® (Valproate): Updates and new measures in male patients

Please find an update Jan 2024 relating to the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders in children of fathers treated with valproate in the form of DHCP letter.

Valproate: updates to the HCP and patient guides

This is a reminder on the important safety information with regards to the use of Epilim (Sodium Valproate), and the corresponding Valproate HCP and Patient Guides, which is in accordance with the Epilim® prescribing information that had been approved by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), Singapore, available on the HSA website.

Information related to the risks of abnormal pregnancy outcomes in children exposed to valproate in utero, with new information on the risk of hearing impairment or deafness, updates related to the risk of ADHD have been included in these guides.

For more details on the information on valproate as mentioned, please refer to the following documents.

  Female Male
Cover Letter Download Download
Healthcare Professional Guide Download Download
Patient Guide Download Download
Patient Card Download Download
Annual Risk Assessment Form Download Download

Call for reporting

Any suspected adverse events should be reported to the Health Sciences Authority (HSA), Singapore via the online adverse event reporting form available at https://www.hsa.gov.sg/

Company contact point

Adverse drug reactions should also be reported to Sanofi-Aventis (Singapore) Pte Ltd, pharmacovigilance mailbox PV.SIN@sanofi.com.

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