I "was" on Provigil. The only thing I felt was as if I drank 12 cups of coffee and was mentally alert but my body wasn't keeping up with the mind. (I'm sure you get my drift).
However, I had to go off Provigil and Baclofen for I was having adverse side effects from both.
Still stuck with the fatigue unfortunately.
Good luck to you and I hope that your fatigue will get better in time.
Lisa
Maybe I should clarify...I do have fatigue, we just never discussed it which made me wonder why he thought I was fatigued.
I have been taking it since Thursday, and so far I feel my endurance is slightly better but still fatigued. I have also been very edgy and irritable since I started taking it. I don't know if I'll continue with it, but we'll see.
Thanks!
Sarah
A neuro rx'd this for me for fatigue. I didn't seem to get any benefit from the Amantadine. :-/ I haven't heard from many people who have said it helped them with their fatigue. :-/
If you have fatigue, I know having something to help, even a little bit, is better than nothing so - I hope it helps if you need it.
If you don't have fatigue - I'd be following up with your doc to confirm why he rx'd it for you.
Jen.
Hi Sarah,
I totally agree with Kelly. I have been taking Amantadine for about 8 months fo MS fatigue. It has helped a little bit but I still fatigue often and easily.I'm not sure how much longer I wil continue to take it since it doesn't seem to really be helping me. I hope you have better luck with it!
Deb
I've been taking it for about 6 months now. It's supposed to be for my MS fatigue. It works a little bit, but not as much as I would like.
Amantadine is an anti-viral medication but some research has shown that it helps with MS fatigue.
My neuro rx'd it for me and it did absolutely nothing to help the fatigue.
I currently take Nuvigil for fatigue and it has changed my life soooo much.
Kelly
(limbolander...still)