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Drug-Specific Side Effects:Old Established <strong>AEDs</strong>AEDPhenytoinCarbamazepineValproatePhenobarbitalPrimidoneDrug-Specific AEAtaxia, gingival hyperplasiaTremor, myoclonus, hyponatremia,cardiotoxicity, sexual dysfunction, visualdistortionTremor, encephalopathy, pedal edema, hairloss, weight gainConnective tissue disorders*,erectile dysfunction, sedationConnective tissue disorders*,erectile dysfunction, sedation* Dupuytren’s contractures, Ledderhose syndrome, Peyronie’s disease, frozen shoulderRamsay, Rowan & Pryor.
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