That's a really important question to bring up with a doctor or pharmacist, as they can best assess how Livdelzi specifically may be affecting you. What can be said is that fatigue and feeling "off" in the morning are very common experiences for people with PBC, and there can be several contributing factors.
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That's a really important question to bring up with a doctor or pharmacist, as they can best assess how Livdelzi specifically may be affecting you. What can be said is that fatigue and feeling "off" in the morning are very common experiences for people with PBC, and there can be several contributing factors.
PBC-related fatigue can come in two forms:
- Central fatigue — linked to the nervous system, which can cause brain fog and sleep disturbances
- Peripheral fatigue — linked to muscle weakness and how your body produces energy
Both can leave you feeling unsteady or drained after waking. It's also worth knowing that the *timing* of medications can play a role in morning grogginess. Some medications taken at night can contribute to fatigue or a foggy feeling the next morning.
A doctor or pharmacist can review whether adjusting the timing or dosage of Livdelzi might help. Don't adjust or stop taking it without speaking to them first.
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