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kassie,

Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry to hear of your son's struggles.

Has his doctor or anybody tried changing his meds? He may have built up a tolerance or sensitivity to the meds. How old is he?

Has he had blood work done for folate, B-12, D3, magnesium, and calcium levels, etc?

How is his blood sugar? Does he get bad breath that smells fruity or like a solvent?

Hydroxyzine can cause an increase in anxiety / possibly the pseudoseizures.
Depakote can cause body tremors or twitching. It can cause problems over time.

My best to you.
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