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Medications and Supplements

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Things I take on a daily basis.
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Prescription

Medications I get via my GP or a specialist.
 
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Completely airtight and UV sealed tablet organisers. I use them for my daily meds and my on the go meds.
Pockt Tablet Organisers
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A prescribed SSRI from my neurologist. I take it to reduce anxiety and depression levels, and also helps my tics.
Citalopram
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An antihistamine and serotonin blocker prescribed by my neurologist. I take it to prevent my chronic migraines. Does have drowsy side effects, so I have to take it at night.
Pizotifen tablets
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Prescribed by my neurologist to help my chronic insomnia. I can’t sleep most nights without it, though it’s not always reliable.
Melatonin Prolonged-Release Tablets
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Prescribed by my cardiologist. Lowers heart rate to reduce tachycardia from my POTS.
Ivabradine Tablets
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Prescribed by my cardiologist. Used off label to help treat POTS and is being tested on its use in ME/CFS treatment. It helps communication in nerves and muscles, which in POTS is notably helpful in stabilising my heart rate.
Mestinon
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Prescribed by my cardiologist. Used off label to help treat fibromyalgia, and is being investigated in its use in ME/CFS treatment. It temporarily blocks the opiate receptors in your brain to force your body to overproduce natural painkillers. It is ...
Low Dose Naltrexone
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Prescribed by my doctor. I take this to control painful periods and the pain I get with them. One of the few birth control pills that doesn’t increase migraines.
Desogestrel Mini Pill
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Over the Counter

Daily or regularly used over the counter meds.
 
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The only thing that consistently helps my acid reflux. I take it multiple times a day.
Gaviscon Advance Mint Chewable Tablets
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The best migraine relief I’ve found. Doesn’t always get rid of it but can shorten them.
Sumatriptan
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Doesn’t do much, but can take the edge off on lighter pain days.
Paracetamol
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Headache meds. About a 50/50 change that they help, but worth the shot most of the time.
Anadin Extra
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I take this after meals and before bed, but also during the day when I need it for reflux.
Gaviscon Advance
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Supplements

Supplements I take daily.
 
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A quick way to stop nausea without having to taste ginger.
Ginger Tablets
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Prescribed for a B12 deficiency, helps with fatigue.
B12 Cyanocobalamin 50mcg Tablets
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Prescribed from my doctor since I was deficient. Mostly helps with joint pain and weakness.
Invita D3 800IU Soft Capsules
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Prescribed for an iron deficiency, helps with fatigue.
Ferrous Fumarate 210mg Tablets
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I take this to help support my heart health and blood pressure. It helps with my POTS and migraines. I take it twice a day after meals, and once before bed.
Magnesium Taurate
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Salt pills with 500mg of sodium in each. I buy the 1000 pill pack and take 2 twice a day.
Klaralyte Salt Capsules
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The best sleep aid I've tried since I can no longer take melatonin. The drops are grape flavoured and have magnesium as well as some other sleep aids.
Sleep Drops with Softgel CBD Capsules Bundle
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I take this for migraines, 200-400mg a day.
Riboflavin
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Taken for migraines, 1 a day.
Co-enzyme Q-10
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Dietician recommended fibre supplement to help with gastro symptoms. Tasteless and mixes in with most foods, I have it in porridge or protein shakes each morning.
Psyllium Husk Powder
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I have two scoops in my water first thing in the morning and it really improves my brain fog and focus. Basically tasteless, so can be added to basically any drink.
Creatine Monohydrate Powder
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