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Default Meds for fatigue from CP and meds?
Can anyone share their successful experiences with taking meds to combat the fatigue from chronic pain and pain medication. After the pain, the fatigue/lack of stamina are some of the most difficult symptoms for me. I have read of folks using Provigal, Ritalin, Nuvigil. Or, Maybe there is something natural to take?
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