about frova,i'v been taking frova for 2 years it takes the mirgraine away in about 3 hours but i have to lay down, well i can't do that a work so i was wondering if any one takes a med were they can take it with out laying down.
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6/ 1/09 1:25pm
Hi leggsmalon,
This is a difficult question to answer because if drowsiness is a potential side effect of a medication, you just may be sensitive to that particular part of the medication. Does that help? I know I am. Any medication that has drowsiness listed as a potential side effect does me in. Now I have a friend who can take the same medication at a much higher dose, and she can clean her house til the cows come home! As long as the Migraine is gone a bit of sleepiness is ok right?
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Nancy
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