Provigil and Vertigo

This is a study of Vertigo (Dizziness) among people who take Provigil. The study analyzes: the time on Provigil when people have Vertigo, gender and age of these people, the severity of Vertigo, how they recovered, and common conditions and drugs used besides Provigil. In total 8,698 Provigil users are studied. The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports from FDA and is updated regularly.

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Provigil

Provigil has active ingredients of modafinil. It is used in narcolepsy, fatigue, drowsiness, sleep disorder, chronic fatigue syndrome. Commonly reported side effects of Provigil include fatigue, nausea, pain, depression, fall.

Vertigo

Vertigo has been reported by people with high blood pressure, depression, osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis, pain.

On May, 14, 2013: 8,698 people reported to have side effects when taking Provigil. Among them, 429 people (4.93%) have Vertigo.

Time on Provigil when people have Vertigo * :

Gender of people who have Vertigo when taking Provigil * :

Age of people who have Vertigo when taking Provigil * :

Severity of Vertigo when taking Provigil ** :

How people recovered from Vertigo ** :

Top conditions involved for these people * :

1. Multiple sclerosis (117 people, 27.27%)
2. Pain (54 people, 12.59%)
3. Depression (50 people, 11.66%)
4. Narcolepsy (45 people, 10.49%)
5. Fatigue (31 people, 7.23%)

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Top co-used drugs for these people * :

1. Neurontin (94 people, 21.91%)
2. Cymbalta (74 people, 17.25%)
3. Lexapro (70 people, 16.32%)
4. Aspirin (69 people, 16.08%)
5. Lipitor (66 people, 15.38%)

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* Approximation only. Some reports may have incomplete information.

** Reports from social media are used.

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On eHealthMe, Provigil (modafinil) is often used for narcolepsy. Find out below the conditions Provigil is used for, how effective it is, and any alternative drugs that you can use to treat those same conditions.

What is Provigil used for and how effective is it:

• Provigil is used in:
  • Narcolepsy
  • Fatigue
  • Drowsiness
  • Sleep disorder
  • Chronic fatigue syndrome

Other drugs that are used to treat the same conditions:

• Provigil alternatives:
  • Narcolepsy (21 drugs)
  • Fatigue (39 drugs)
  • Drowsiness (34 drugs)
  • Sleep disorder (70 drugs)
  • Chronic fatigue syndrome (21 drugs)

Could it be a symptom from a condition:

• Vertigo in Narcolepsy (175 reports)
• Vertigo in Fatigue (145 reports)
• Vertigo in Drowsiness (109 reports)
• Vertigo in Sleep Disorder (1,217 reports)
• Vertigo in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (18 reports)

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Drugs in real world that are associated with:

• Vertigo (Dizziness)

Comments from related studies:

• From this study (11 months ago):

I also have Ostelmioasia, Fibromyalga, 4 lumbar spinal surgeries 3 in the last year (the last 1 was a result of blood clot from the one I had the day before, Quada Equine syndrome, Polymorphous Light Eruptious, Vitamin D deficiency, Narcolepsy, and history of Spinal Meningitis, Phenomena, Whooping cough, Epilepsy.

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• From this study (1 year ago):

susanna on Jan, 29, 2012:

Can increasing my imovane fron 7.5. to 1.5 while taking Tamoxifen harm my health?

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• From this study (2 years ago):

richard on Nov, 2, 2011:

No wonder they are having side effects if they are taking all that stuff!!.

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• From this study (4 years ago):

Extreme fits of rage, much like I had before starting on Effexor XR, dizzy feeling I get when I miss a dose of the Effexor or take it later than normal, but I have done neither, feels like worms crawling in my scalp, and I get angry at drop of a hat over nothing at all

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• From this study (4 years ago):

Started episodes of sudden yet intermittent vertigo with back pain/locking and several subsequent falls after initial doxe of levothyroxine and with subsequent increased of levothyroxine. Symptoms gradually decline over about a week.

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Recent related drug checks on eHealthMe:

• Provigil (Cephalon) - 100MG side effects for Counteract Drowsy Effects Of Sinemet: Vertigo
• Ampyra, Vitamin Tab, Requip, Oxybutynin Er And Ir, Baclofen, Provigil drug interactions for Gait Disturbance: Vertigo
• Pristiq, Tramadol Hydrochloride, Sertraline Hydrochloride, Provigil, Acetaminophen With Propoxyphene Hcl Tab drug interactions for Pain, Depression: Vertigo
• Prozac, Provigil, Rebif drug interactions for Headache, Fatigue, Multiple Sclerosis: Vertigo
• Fosamax, Tegretol, Zyrtec, Hydrocodone, Colace, Paxil, Nasonex, Miralax, Provigil, Prilosec, Klonopin, Antivert, Inderal, Benadryl, Ditropan, Avonex, Domperidone drug interactions for Multiple Sclerosis: Vertigo
• Magnesium Sulfate (Abraxis Pharm) - 500MG/ML, Vitamin B12, Clarinex (Schering) - 5MG, Cymbalta (Lilly) - EQ 30MG BASE, Dyazide, Fish Oil, Vistaril (Pfizer) - 50MG/ML, Niacin (Barr) - 500MG, Provigil (Cephalon) - 200MG, Sinemet (Bristol Myers Squibb) - 25MG;100MG, Trental (Sanofi Aventis Us) - 400MG, Trilipix (Abbott Labs) - EQ 135MG FENOFIBRIC ACID, Vitamin C, Vitamin D (Impax Labs) - 50,000 IU, Zetia (Msp Singapore) - 10MG, Folic Acid (Lilly) - 1MG, Januvia (Merck Co Inc) - EQ 100MG BASE drug interactions for Hearing Loss, Fatigue, Allergies, Depression, Fluid Retention, Cholesterol, Vertigo, Rls, Prophylaxis, Vitamin D Deficiency, Enzyme Supplementation, Weight Loss: Vertigo
• Vitamin B12, Clarinex (Schering) - 5MG, Cymbalta (Lilly) - EQ 30MG BASE, Dyazide, Fish Oil, Vistaril (Pfizer) - 50MG/ML, Magnesium Sulfate (Abraxis Pharm) - 500MG/ML, Niacin (Barr) - 500MG, Provigil (Cephalon) - 200MG, Sinemet (Bristol Myers Squibb) - 25MG;100MG, Trental (Sanofi Aventis Us) - 400MG, Trilipix (Abbott Labs) - EQ 135MG FENOFIBRIC ACID, Vitamin C, Vitamin D (Impax Labs) - 50,000 IU, Zetia (Msp Singapore) - 10MG, Folic Acid (Lilly) - 1MG drug interactions for Fatigue, Allergies, Depression, Fluid Retention, Cholesterol, Vertigo, Hearing Loss, Rls, Prophylaxis, Vitamin D Deficiency, Enzyme Supplementation: Vertigo
• Vitamin B12, Clarinex (Schering) - 5MG, Cymbalta (Lilly) - EQ 30MG BASE, Dyazide, Fish Oil, Vistaril (Pfizer) - 50MG/ML, Magnesium Sulfate (Abraxis Pharm) - 500MG/ML, Niacin (Barr) - 500MG, Provigil (Cephalon) - 200MG, Sinemet (Bristol Myers Squibb) - 25MG;100MG, Trental (Sanofi Aventis Us) - 400MG, Trilipix (Abbott Labs) - EQ 135MG FENOFIBRIC ACID, Vitamin C, Vitamin D (Impax Labs) - 50,000 IU, Zetia (Msp Singapore) - 10MG, Folic Acid (Lilly) - 1MG drug interactions for Fatigue, Allergies, Depression, Fluid Retention, Cholesterol, Vertigo, Hearing Loss, Rls, Prophylaxis, Vitamin D Deficiency, Enzyme Supplementation: Vertigo
• Topamax, Provigil, Avonex drug interactions for Multiple Sclerosis: Vertigo
• Oxycodone, Lortab, Lasix, Gabapentin, Flomax, Cymbalta, Crestor, Carbamazepine, Baclofen, Aciphex, Hyoscyamine, Trazodone Hcl, Tramadol Hcl, Temazepam, Skelaxin, Ropinirole, Provigil, Tysabri drug interactions for Multiple Sclerosis: Vertigo

NOTE: The study is based on active ingredients and brand name. Other drugs that have the same active ingredients (e.g. generic drugs) are NOT considered.

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