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Default Amantadine, anyone?
My neuro told me I needed to take 2 per day, one in the morning, the next at noon.

But instead of helping with fatigue, its having the opposite effect! If I'm not busy working, I feel "nappy" in the afternoon.

Just wondering if anyone can tell me: How long will it take to kick in?

Also, it makes my mouth incredibly dry! Is this something my body will adjust to also?
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