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Default Cellcept question

I have been taking 250 mg of cellcept, three pills a day, for a total of 750 mg daily. I have had no side effects at all and have been doing a lot better. Wednesday, my doctor increased my dosage by one more pill. I now take 500 mg twice a day.

I don't know if it is just a bad day or if it could be the medicine, but I feel tired, weak, achy, and generally crappy. My eyelids are more droopy than normal.

Has anybody had any bad experiences with cellcept? Up until now, I have been feeling good with it. I am hoping that it is just a down phase and not really the drug.
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