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Old Feb 28, 2017, 05:24 PM
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I absolutely always feel sluggish and exhausted in the afternoon. It happens on weekends and weekdays. Regardless of what I eat for lunch or if I eat lunch at all. It happens if I take my stimulan in the morning (I have ADHD) or if I do not. Does anyone else experience this? Usually my energy comes back at least a little bit in the evening. But it is always hard for me to get thru afternoons at work.
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Old Mar 02, 2017, 10:25 AM
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Yes, I certainly run out of energy in the afternoon. I usually end up taking a nap. When I get up I am ok for the evenings.
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Have you tried talking with your doctor about this?
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