Cymbalta and provigil

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1100837 tn?1267668675 m experiencing from the RA and FMS with Provigil (for fatigue) and Effexor XR (for pain). What do you all think?
Avatar f tn What exactly are cymbalta and lyrica? Aren't they anti-depressants? How do they help with the pain? Do they help with chronic fatigue as well? I have been diagnosed with chronic fatigue, and the aches and pains(especially legs from my thighs to my ankels) are leading the doctor to think fibromyalgia. I was just wondering about these meds because I NEED some relief and I've heard many mentions of these meds. Can they be taken with provigil?
Avatar f tn Then in my opinion take the cymbalta an hour or so before bed. I take cymbalta and provigil so I have made mistakes with both of them when I decide I can do whatever I want. I can but I generally regret it LOL. And don't be nervous about them, they are supposed to help, give them a chance.
1203197 tn?1265555829 Try to get rid of the Seroquel and trazadone when you can and go for the Cymbalta and Provigil. Think about adding a good vitamin B complex to help with energy and you metabolism and what it can do for your brain and mood.
479581 tn?1317757488 s actually an SNRI (serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors) along the lines with Cymbalta, but hopefully it will be more affordable. It did have a good success rate in the studies and maybe it will be something else that can provide relief from pain. Thanks for the information dai3symae.
1394098 tn?1385960134 This is very important as most drugs for CFS have direct effects on neurotransmitters such as Cymbalta, which is a Serotonin–norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor and Provigil, which is a dopamine transporter re-uptake inhibitor.
3191241 tn?1345032381 All depends on meds. Also if you have CFS try and ask for Provigil.... I am on that sadly I do sleep anyway,but some dont, like my daughter.
539156 tn?1281818356 and our new plan is for me to take less of it, more frequently. And the Provigil was petering out by lunchtime, so now I am taking 1/2 in the morning, and the other 1/2 in the afternoon. I'm less jittery, but I still have not gotten the pain under control. My neck, shoulder and left arm/hand are really painful. The neck pain is really getting to me lately. I hope that eventually the lower dose of neurontin will 'catch up'!
Avatar f tn Hi Nanci. You might want to consider starting just one new drug at a time. I know you are anxious to relieve as many symptoms as you can as soon as you can. From past (bad) experience, I like to be established on one new drug at least a week or two before starting another new one. I'm thinking here about HVAC who just had a severe (and somewhat unusual) reaction to a new drug. What if they had given her two new drugs to start at once?
871962 tn?1244730028 The medications I have used are provigil and adderall, and I don't take them every day, so tracking them would be helpful. (I currently take provigil.) Tracking the degree of sleepiness is also helpful, since I am sleepy almost every day and a yes/no doesn't do much. Others with narcolepsy might benefit from tracking sleep paralysis but fortunately I don't have that problem. That being said, I really like all the trackers here.
Avatar m tn Oh the Wellbutrin is helping with my energy levels but, I'm still having a hard time concentrating and Paxil seemed to help with my anxiety and for some reason it helped me to focus better. I have an appointment to see my doctor Thursday and we both talked about going back to the beginning and really evaluating what medications were the best. I need to work on finding a way to keep my energy levels up and while dealing with all of these issues.
Avatar f tn I have tried so many medications, Lyrica, Lamictal, Cymbalta, Requip, 3 types of pain medication and so on. I am currently on 1 1/2 tablets of Provigil daily Rheumy increased it yesterday), Maxalt (Neurologist prescribed for Migraines yesterday), 1000 mg of Naprosyn, 8 4 mg Tizandine daily, Skelaxin (another muscle relaxer for work hours only), Furosemide (lasix), Potassium, 3 Nortriptyline at night, Corgard, Phenergan, Compazine, Tranxene and Intramuscular B-12 injections.
Avatar m tn She did and the next 14 months were mental h e l l. I finally went to a Psychiatrist and he put me on Cymbalta and Deplin. My neurologist can't make a diagnosis and he wanted me to tell my Psychiatrist to take me off Cymbalta because he thought it was causing my symptoms. I told him that I had just began my Cymbalta and my symptoms have been with me for 20 years so there was no way I was going to ask him to take me off the Cymbalta.
968560 tn?1307451498 Anybody know if there is any problems taking tramadol and provigil together?
620048 tn?1358018235 I do use OTC sleep aids like you said and i think for now i will continue, i have some ambien, but i will keep it to use when i need it, since i had to beg for it. I dont want to use it all the time anyway. And i use 200 mg of provigil now, and i sometimes i could use a bit more. But i try to stick with 200 mg.
Avatar n tn I still feel pressure in my temples and forhead even though I have stopped taking Provigil. Can you have withdraws from Provigil?
1511858 tn?1290477459 My muscles tremor when over exherted and I need Provigil to get out of the bed and drive and function without fear of falling asleep ...I've been taking provigil with great success however, I am having a hard time with insurance filling it with new Medicare ins. restrictions and pre auth's required etc.
Avatar f tn s been an issue with me for more than 10 years, but the last 2 months I was really bad and just being awake for more than 5 hours wore me out. He prescribed Provigil and I've read some of the threads on it and it sounds very promising. My question is, is it something you can take daily indefinitely? Or are you supposed to just take it when you need it (which would be daily for me!) I hope my insurance will cover it because I'm not diagnosed with ms or anything.
1088527 tn?1425313375 I started taking provigil yesterday and wow I cant believe the energy I scrubbed the shower down washed the cabinets down went food shopping then took dog to dog park for 4 hours then home and dinner usually just one of these activities wipes me out . I am glad that I have energy but I feel jittery my legs feel like they are going hundred miles and hour and I am stuttering badly in the am I think I am trying to talk faster then I can get it out.
233622 tn?1279334905 I take Coreg for bp and tachycardia and am also taking Provigil. I get relief from my fatigue on just 100mg a day and have had no problem with the bp. I have noticed some mild tachycardia recently, but I think it may be connected to the recent switch to generic Coreg. I'm curious . . . can tachycardia be caused by MS?
Avatar m tn I would like to warn you, I was getting all these symptoms being the sole caregiver of my parents, mom with a stroke, and dad with a blend of Alzheimer's, Bipolar, and Senile Dementia. I was there several years before my doctor did give me provigil. The thing is, I wished I would have known that what I had was caregiver burnout, and I didn't need more energy to use up to get a longer period of burnout, I needed someone to help me.
401095 tn?1351391770 Is anyone familiar with the drug provigil or monafinil for enery and depression...? It is a drug for narcolepsy....wakes me up but not sure about use during tapering tabs...
390916 tn?1204840470 I used to love going to Seattle and climbing up and down all those hills; I once walked from lower Queen Anne to the Woodland Park Zoo, walked around there, and walked all the way back. Those days are gone, but I would like to try it in a car someday just to measure how far I went (not to mention elevation gain and loss) I live down in Portland, but I've been to Seattle many times. I'm glad you got to enjoy it.
Avatar f tn then he would take ambien/lunesta to go to sleep. all of the provigil and ambien/lunesta samples would always be gone from the drug room at the office i worked at and they were not going to the patients...
5509293 tn?1428531475 Hi Corrie, Thanks so much for input. After some waiting, some calls, neuro wants me to stick with it since it's helping fatigue and try a lower dose so I am doing that now and it's better so far and still effective without the sudden heart poundings! So we'll see how it goes. Do you mind me asking why you stopped it after a year? Did you no longer need it or did you try something else? Ison't know how you would know you no longer need it unless you come off it.