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It's called NUVIGIL . It started out being used for people with sleep disorders. They are now trying it on CFS and fibro patients.
It will not "speed" you up. I take it 30-60 mins before I have to get up. Sometimes I take at 6am to be fully alert by 9am. I cat nap in between.
It will clear the fog outta your head. You can follow conversations and move
I take a half a pill on days I MUST function. I could but I don't take it daily. I don't want to be a tolerance - not sure that would happen anyway. Ask your Dr for a sample.
Someone asked on a post I have going if I knew anything for fatigue. Fogged out and couldn't find the post so here it is for everyone.
It helps me greatly when I must get up and handle business. Check it out. Hope it helps someone else. Let us knowView Thread

Webmd's fibro page suggest moist heat. I feel silly for missing this. I always have less pain after a hot shower or bath.
I went to the store and found moist heating pads that have a liner you wet and wring out. I could feel the difference and the relief felt deeper. Such a simple thing that I myself have missed because I didn't think the two could safely be applied together.
Hope your already using or will try. Good day
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