I take Ritalin. It gives me energy throughout the day. The only side effect I have is lack of appetite at times

Ginseng!

Amantadine helps when it wants and your body isn't fighting against it.

A Nutritarian diet would probably help with fatigue starting after two or three months. This is the nutrient-rich diet discussed by Joel Fuhrman, M.D., in his books and on his site, www.drfuhrman.com

On his site, Fuhrman recommends alpha lipoic acid for MS. Probably better, available elsewhere, is R-lipoic acid.

The supplement CoQ10 may help with energy. You could try it and see.

Also the supplement DHEA may help. (Younger people make enough DHEA within their bodies.) It should be taken in the morning.

I understand that adequate vitamin D works to lessen the risk of MS. I don't know whether it reverses it once you already have it. (But it's protective in many other ways.) There's a blood test to see whether you have enough vitamin D. Not all doctors know which blood test is the correct one. If anyone is interested, post here and I'll post again giving the name of the test and the target blood level.

Anyone tried centrum

I take amantadine. It helps most of the time.

hello there can you get this over the counter?

I will try ginseng for energy bought some today I will take one everyday and see what happens thanks for the advice

I love COQ10 for energy.

I only use caffiene to help me get energy. I was switched from Copaxone to Avonex in the past year and I have more energy on Avonex except the day after the shot (and not always). I am not sure if this is because I no longer have to do daily painful injections. I have always been a bit hyper so what I know have to deal with is more anxiety than I have ever had. I believe that is a combo of Avonex and my MS. I take Diazepam for spasms and anxiety and do use medical marijuana at times as well. There are strains of marijuana that will help control pain and help give you energy.I am not advocating this for everyone but I know several MS pts who use it. I would not like to be on Ritalin or speed like drugs. I wouldn't sleep.

A good diet does it for me. Exercise is key too although it's sort of a conundrum. If you don't feel like it, it's difficult but once you do some, you'll be able to do more. Green tea is a good one too. I allow myself two cups of coffee in the morning with a little coconut milk. In the afternoons if I feel like something besides water, I'll have a green tea.

I did take Provigil years ago and now it's a controlled substance. It did make me a bit shaky but I've found that changing my diet helped me nicely. When I exercise, even though it's hard at times, I always feel so much better.