Taking Sodium Valproate and Levetiracetam together is common for seizure control, but they can have some side effects. Sodium valproate may cause weight gain, hair thinning, tremor, or stomach upset, while levetiracetam may cause sleepiness, dizziness, irritability, or mood changes. To reduce these effects, take the medicines exactly as prescribed, avoid alcohol, maintain a healthy diet and regular exercise to manage weight, and ensure good sleep. Report symptoms like excessive drowsiness, mood changes, persistent vomiting, or yellowing of eyes/skin to your doctor promptly. Regular follow-up with blood tests (especially liver function when on valproate) is important, and never stop or change doses suddenly, as this can trigger seizures. If side effects bother you, your doctor can adjust the dose or switch to a better-tolerated option safely.