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Old 09-22-2009, 03:56 PM #1
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Default Reaction to Amandatine way off

So I spoke with the nurse in my neuro's office. She said the side effects I was feeling while I was taking Amandatine were way wrong. She was surprised I reacted that way to the med and said it was a mild pill. Now I am so glad I stopped taking it last Friday. She spoke with my neuro who suggested I try Provigil so she called in the rx. Now I am off to read Dejibo's thread to see what everyone had to say about Provigil. I'm just leary to try anything again.
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