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Drug class description :  Succinimides (anticonvulsants / anti-epileptics).
Generic Name :  Ethosuximide
Drug description :  Orange capsules. Blackcurrant flavoured syrup.
Presentation :  Capsules, ethosuximide 250 mg . Liquid, ethosuximide 250mg/5mL.
Indications :  Absence seizures.
Adult Dosage :  Initially 500 mg daily increasing by 250 mg at intervals of 5 - by 250 mg at intervals of 5 - 7 days until control. Maximum 2 g daily.
Child Dosage :  Under 6 years, initially 250 mg daily adjusting every few days by small increments until control. Maximum 1 g daily; over 6 years, same as adult.
Special Precautions :  Hepatic or renal impairment. Pregnancy, lactation. Withdraw gradually.
Adverse Reactions :  Gastric and CNS disturbances. Skin rashes, blood dyscrasias, SLE.
Manufacturer :  L.A.B.
Drug Availability :  (POM)
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