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Amantadine and multiple sclerosis

Hi,
who use Amantadine for fatique ( MS)? I found a lot of articles about this medication. Sounds - Very interesting. Please let me know.
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There is not enough proof or tests on this to say for sure. If fatigue is really bad I say go for it in case that it will help you. I have heard the MS fatigue drags people down hard core.

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