MS Fatigue......Re: Re: Now: () Baclofen queston Was : Thanks!

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You may have to ask for something for the MS fatigue, . If you tell your neuro the fatigue is affecting your life (if it is) then she should be willing to try a medication for you. I used to have a really bad problem with the ms fatigue. The first drug I was given was Amantadine. I have had Provigil and then Ritalin. Both worked great for me but after the samples of Provigil ran out my insurance wouldn't approve it. So I went to Ritalin. I quit all the Ritalin because of extreme, severe dry mouth. When I stopped drinking coffee and black tea my fatigue actually improved!Good luck with your fatigue. I'm sorry you are dealing with this... another "fun" thing that MS has brought to us

all:)hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sat, April 16, 2011 5:17:48 AMSubject: Re: Now: () Baclofen queston Was : Thanks!

Thanks for the info. I've never taken baclofen before only Zanaflex for my legs. I have talked to her (the neuro) about my tiredness she hasn't said anything other than it's ms fatigue, but didn't give me anything for it. I'll have to start my list of questions for the dr so that I don't forget any of this. Have a great day! > > My leg pain has gotten much better. I feel much better today. I'm on Zanaflex for my leg cramping. But I will definitely talk to the dr about the baclofen when I go

in. The dr wants me to take the Zanaflex during the day and not just at night since it will work better having it in my system around the clock, but it makes me sooooo tired I can't function and then how am I suppose to work! For those who have taken baclofen does it make you tired? Thanks again for all the help. Hope everyone has a great day!> > > >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> >