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I need help to manage my narcolepsy and primary care dr.? i had a unexpected life saving liver transplant last 8/5/21 and i really don't go out. with covid and flu season i don't want to take any chance. also i have to take immunosuppressants?
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For the appropriate management of narcoplepsy I recommend that you directly consult a.neurologist, preferably with a special interest in the treatment of narcolepsy. You may have to contact the department of neurology at a university hospital near you.
Answered 12/19/2022
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