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Hi, I'm a 32-year-old with lupus nephritis. I am currently in remission, however, I still take over 10 pills a day and suffer constantly from chronic fatigue. I recently started a new job (after being off for 5 months) and I'm already tired on DAY 3. I've been looking for energy solutions for some time now and recently came across the following which is supposed to promote energy and vitality: Are you on Cellcept? When I was on a high dose, I was extremely tired. I have gone back to work after 4 years. AT first it was tough. You may have to build up your endurance. |
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