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Sanofi Instructions for Use

[Drug Name] Vigabatrin Tablets; Vigabatrin; SABRIL

[Indications] Adjuvant treatment of anti-epilepsy

【Preparation】500mg

[Dosage] Adults: The recommended dose is 3g per day, taken in divided doses. The dose should be increased according to the clinical effect at a rate of 0.5-1g per day to 4g per day (or 50mg/kg per day), which is effective for complex partial seizures of epilepsy (with or without generalized tonic-clonic seizures). Children: General usage: For children aged 3-9 years, the recommended dose is 1g per day, divided into 2 times; for older children, 2g per day, divided into 2 times. West syndrome: Average oral dose is 100 mg/kg daily (range 50-150 mg/kg).

[Adverse reactions] Common ones include fatigue, drowsiness, headache, dizziness, confusion and depression. Occasional aggressive behavior and psychosis (more common in patients with a history of psychosis and behavioral problems), memory loss, diplopia, weight gain, gastrointestinal disturbances, edema, and alopecia. Nystagmus, nervousness, agitation, ataxia, paresthesia, and tremor may also occur. Some patients develop irreversible visual field defects, retinal lesions such as peripheral retinal atrophy, and more rarely, optic neuritis and atrophy. Mentally, agitation, aggressive behavior, and paranoia may occur, and may occur in people with or without a history of mental illness. Mania or psychosis is also rare. Hemoglobin and transaminase values ​​may be reduced. Children may become excited and anxious.

Please read Sanofi's instructions for use carefully and use it under the guidance of a physician.

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