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Shift Work

I had taken Provigil daily for a couple months earlier this year without any significant side effects, and was very happy with it.

It’s effective for me in increasing my alertness and giving me more mental clarity through the day.

I believe it also helped me through a difficult grieving process in lifting my mood somewhat.

Ideopathic Hypersomnia

This was self-medication as GP had no answers for bad sleep.

Rather than use a sleeping pill, I tried modafinil to wake myself up.

No systematic effect on hunger.

Incredibly effective if short of sleep for a day or two.

Very productive, brain very clear – things that had puzzled me got sorted very quickly (maths stuff!) and raced through design and analysis (I’m an engineer).

Some mood lift, not manic, definitely more sociable, positive and confident.

After a couple of months I got very tired & thought I might have damaged myself, took a break for a week felt normal again and found brain was back on-form

I find I can sleep perfectly well if still affected at the end of the day though tend to wake early feeling I’ve had enough sleep.

The much-vaunted “focus” can make it hard to change to other tasks.

It’s also a bit hard to manage: the effects run into the night so you end up short of sleep again unless you force yourself to go to bed.

Get a bit crazy if you run short of sleep for several days running – flights of fancy, slight peripheral vision effects (of the “was that a bug flying past?” sort), just like being over-tired (like I am now) – which you are though you don’t feel sleepy.

(A short nap clears the head and then you need to force yourself to go to bed at a sensible time!)

I find 100mg will dispel my usual tendancy to doze off (or most of it), 200 is nice, 400 does get a bit manic, I suppose that’s when the stimulant effects starts.

Almost immediately, I had energy.

I was able to play with my kids all day.

My patience and mood are much improved.

Yet I can easily take a nap if I need to ( after a long day at the beach in the waves).

I feel like myself again! I am so grateful!

Excessive Sleepiness

It seems to do what it should.

It keeps me awake all through the day.

I operate heavy equipment from time to time as part of my job and it does not seem to effect my level of concentration at all.

I have done some research and found that taking a “drug holiday” or going a day or two out of the week with out it will help it stay just as potent as the first time I used it.

I have also noticed that when I work out a couple times a week a smaller dose is required to do the same job and for what ever reason the weight seems to come off faster.

On the bad side at times I feel as though my brain is numb similar to taking too much cold medicine.

Also I can usually fight off sleepyness later in the day as long as I stay physically active.

If I come home and sit down for any length of time I’m usually fighting to stay awake.

Anxiety, Depression

I was prescribed provigil as, after 10yrs+ of extreme exhaustion as part of my recurrent treatment resistant depression, my psych was clutching at straws!

The funny thing is I can still sleep through a provigil dose if I want to (although if I do get out of bed I am much more lucid) but I have experienced the most amazing lift in my mood.

Within 10 days of taking provigil I genuinely felt like the cloud which has been over my head for 10 years started to get a bit thinner.

9 months later and I still feel it gives me a lift.

I could not function without this medicine.

It has helped my attention issues and depression – when I take this in the morning, I know I am going to have a great day – no fatigue, helps with appetite control and depression.

Chronic Fatigue

I can’t function without taking Provigil.

I had to stop taking it when I was pregnant and nursing.

During that time, my boss thought I was severely depressed and hated my life.

In reality, I was just constantly battling to stay awake.

Like someone else said, you feel sedated- fighting your hardest to stay awake.

I hate to rely on meds to function in life, but it’s not an option.

The only problem I’m having now is that the effects aren’t as long lasting.

My neurologist added Adderall to my daily routine, but I can’t tell a difference- besides the loss of appetite (which I like).

Provigil used to get me through at least the work day, but now it only lasts a couple of hours before I’m falling asleep at my desk again.

Without taking the entire daily dose in the morning, I can’t fully wake up, which leaves me struggling by 10am.

So I take another one to get through another couple hours, even though it’s not prescribed at that dosage.

It does have a sudden stopping affect, not a slow come down.

I’ve noticed when I don’t take it, I eat everything in site all day long…when I’m not sleeping.

Right now I’m praying for a miracle drug, because I don’t want to reach the max dose for this and it not work anymore.

Attention / Concentration Issues

I started Providgil 3 months back to treat my ADD/concentration issues.

I was originally put on Ritilan in 5th grade and then went on Adderall and Dexedrine in high school and college.

I had substance abuse problems that were exacerbated by these meds and eventually had to come off everything and get clean.

Now, 6 years later, still clean and sober I found my attention issues to be an issue again.

I first tried Strattera which was a completely bogus drug.

It made my symptoms worse, and had *several* unpleasant side effects.

I tried Wellbutrin which worked great for a while, but stopped it after the max dose started to lose its effect.

I reluctantly started on Providgil 3 months ago, I stayed away from it because it was a controlled substance.

Now that I’ve been on it for 3 months I’m having difficulty understanding why it’s controlled.

It definitely wakes you up but doesn’t provide a ton of euphoria.

I honestly felt more euphoric on Wellbutrin (which isn’t controlled).

Bottom line is the drug worked really well for me at first, but it’s starting to lose its efficacy; just like everything else…And I’m at the max dose of 600mg a/day.

My doctor is suggesting adding Wellbutrin back in to the mix, so we will see.

I’m curious if anyone else has had a similar experience, I’m doing whatever I can to avoid anything in the ritian/amphetamine class of drugs.

I will also add that regular exercise and a diet low in carbohydrates high in protein have helped a lot too.