Reviews
Summary
Positives
- In an 8-week ME/CFS trial, patients on solriamfetol improved fatigue severity scores by about 2 points compared to 0.46 on placebo, with executive function and metacognition also improving SAGE Journals.
- One reviewer reported their daily 3-4 hour naps disappeared and constant yawning dropped about 90%, calling Sunosi life-changing without the crash they had on stimulants Drugs.com.
Negatives
- Across 87 reviews on Drugs.com solriamfetol averaged only 5.4/10, with 36% of patients describing a negative experience including headache, blood pressure rise, GI upset and a hard afternoon crash Drugs.com.
- A patient reported being awake but too fatigued to use the wakefulness, alongside anxiety, sweating, nausea and diarrhea after dose increases WebMD.
Hurdles & Side Effects
- Solriamfetol is FDA-approved only for narcolepsy and obstructive sleep apnea, so Long COVID patients pursuing it depend on off-label prescribing and inconsistent insurance coverage WebMD.
- A Long COVID patient hoping to qualify for solriamfetol through the RECOVER hypersomnia trial must travel to a study site and meet narrow inclusion criteria Science Translational Medicine.
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