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Auras typically last no more than 60 minutes and are caused by temporary waves of brain activity. If you're experiencing nonstop auras after a medication change, this is not typical and should be discussed with your healthcare provider immediately. Auras can manifest as
- Visual disturbances (flashing lights, zig-zags, Show Full Answer

Auras typically last no more than 60 minutes and are caused by temporary waves of brain activity. If you're experiencing nonstop auras after a medication change, this is not typical and should be discussed with your healthcare provider immediately. Auras can manifest as:
- Visual disturbances (flashing lights, zig-zags, blind spots)
- Strange smells
- Unusual sounds
- Numbness and tingling in arms or face

Any significant change in your aura patterns, especially after medication adjustments, warrants immediate medical attention. Your healthcare provider may need to reassess your Depakote dosage.

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