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Old 10-21-2009, 11:46 AM #1
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While much of our fatigue comes from the disease process itself or MS-related heat intolerance, there are many secondary causes of fatigue in MS. One thing that may be contributing to your fatigue could actually be some of the medications that you are taking to slow your MS or deal with specific symptoms. If you suffer from MS-related fatigue, it is important to investigate all possible causes, including side effects from some of your medications.
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Started provigil today to treat the fatigue... after a bad night/ morning from the Avonex. This is what I remember... I remember taking the Provigil around 10 this morning.... the next thing I remember is DH2B waking me up when he got home around 1:30.
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Oh it gets better I apparently slept through 4 missed calls, the dog barking when the man came home and he was home for about half an hour before I woke up.

I think the wires in my brain have crossed somewhere and I am just bass ackwards!
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I've been taking prescription meloxicam for more than a few years for arthritis pain that OTC Nsaids can't touch...the fatigue I'm experiencing has only been present for the last year or so, except for fibro fatigue...
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