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WhiteBLD

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Joined: 05 Sep 2005
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Hard to Stay Awake Posted: 09-11-05 12:32pm


I was wondering if anyone has problems with fatigue from the medications such as wellbutrin, zoloft, and buspar, on how you deal with it because I have trouble in school as well as work, so if there's any vitamens or meds you'd reccomend please help

Fuddy_Meers

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Joined: 15 Jul 2005
Posts: 57
Location: Michigan City, Indiana

Posted: 09-11-05 12:39pm


Yeah, they have me on zoloft, and it was making me fatigued as all get out when I would take it in the morning. So, obviously I switch to taking it at night and that seems to work out pretty well. It helps me sleep at night , then has 8 hours to work throught my system so by morning i'm only slightly groggy and fatigued.

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