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How can i get over tiredness from medication?
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Stop med: If a medication makes you tired for more than 1-2 weeks then you likely can't 'get over it' and your doctor should try to switch it to another one. Sometimes increasing your exercise and eating healthier will help with fatigue made worse by certain medications
Answered 6/11/2014
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