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Old 04-04-2014, 07:57 AM #1
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Default CAUTION: May Cauae ALEETNESS?

All of my meds have "Caution: May Cauae Drowseness" Is tbere anything to counteract this? I tried the. B12. B6. B100 Compound. Vitiman D and C. And I'm now trying D-Ribose. CoQ10. My meds include morphine percoaet Lyrica (or gadapentin, depending on results. I take one or other till i hit a spell feet burning ao bad i dont get out of bed a few days, then I switch.) When I am out of bed, I just don't have the.get up and go i used to have. Please don't say age (I'm a 58 "Young") Just wondering if there is a PN or lain med that says CAUTION: May Cause Alertness.
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