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Sometimes at nite i wake up feeling like under my skin is on fire. literally. is this because of niaspan (niacin)? i take 2000mgs at nite 1 hour after taking b
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Probably : Niaspan (niacin) can definitely cause your body to flash like that. Try taking an Aspirin 45 minutes prior to taking the niaspan (niacin).
Answered 6/30/2014
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Yes: Yes any Niacin can do this. Sometimes Aspirin can block it, but ask your doctor.
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