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Old 05-19-2013, 12:17 PM #1
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Default How Long does it take for Elavil to kick in?
Hi,
I have been on Elavil since Tuesday (today is Sunday). I am on 10mg, once a day at night. My main symptom of my PCS is a constant, horrible headache. Headache seems like such a mild word to describe the pain...

Yesterday was actually a good day, I am wondering if it is kicking in? My head still felt "full", but there seemed to be less pain. That being said, last night was horrible, I was rolling in bed, holding my head in pain, ugh.

Would love to hear everyone's experience will Elavil - I am new to this, hoping to get a path to recovery.
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