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Old 08-18-2012, 02:32 PM #1
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Does anyone know if it's safe to take Modafinil if you have MG?
No, but my pain doctor wanted me to try it and my old neuro didn't object if that makes you feel better. He is, of course, my old neuro for a reason, though.

Unfortunately, my insurance company said I wasn't diagnosed with anything that should cause me to be tired and they wouldn't pay for it (and its really expensive out of pocket), so I never tried it.
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