Cupira

The dose and duration of this medicine will depend on your doctor’s advice. Cupira 50mg Tablet does not cure your condition (seizures/migraine) but prevents them from occurring. So, you may have to keep taking it for months or years depending on improvement in your symptoms and side effects that may occur.

Cupira 50mg Tablet is not indicated for the treatment of anxiety. Please consult your doctor before taking the medicine.

Serious side effects of Cupira 50mg Tablet are rare. The serious effects of Cupira 50mg Tablet may include glaucoma (difficulty in seeing, eye pain, and blurred vision), kidney stones (sharp pain in your sides or lower back), and metabolic acidosis (tiredness, loss of appetite, irregular and faint heartbeat). Other serious side effects of Cupira 50mg Tablet could be suicidal thoughts and insufficient sweating (some children taking Cupira 50mg Tablet may not sweat enough in hot weather, causing their body temperatures to rise).

Cupira 50mg Tablet does not interfere with the working of valproic acid, but it increases the risk of getting excess levels of ammonia in the blood (hyperammonemia). Increased levels of ammonia in the blood can be dangerous and may cause difficulty in thinking, remembering information, or solving problems. It may also decrease your alertness and make you feel very sleepy with low energy. Immediately inform your doctor if you notice these symptoms. It is important to know that, in rare cases, Cupira 50mg Tablet alone can cause hyperammonemia.

Yes, Cupira 50mg Tablet is used for seizures in children more than 2 years of age. However, because of the lack of any reports, this medicine is not recommended to be used in children for migraines.

It could be due to Cupira 50mg Tablet because Cupira 50mg Tablet commonly causes weight loss probably due to a decrease in appetite. If you still have any doubts, talk to your doctor who will advise you appropriately.