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Old 01-06-2009, 10:11 AM #1
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I am 12 months PCS and on 5 different drugs to control my headaches and mood(anger) problems.

Recent drug changes have made my headaches a little more tolerable and I think reduced the number of migraines each week.

I am left with extreme fatigue though. I sleep 10 or 11 hrs at night and then barely stay awake until my first of usually two naps each day.

I want to get back to work ASAP and am wondering if anyone has had any luck with meds for tiredness?

Thanks
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