Fatigue is the feeling of dreariness or lingering tiredness. It goes way beyond feeling tired or sleepy. When fatigue affects your daily activities, and you do not feel better even after adequate rest, it is time to seek medical attention.
While fatigue is a common symptom of several medical conditions, it indicates a physical or mental disorder. Some of the most common indicators of fatigue are:
These symptoms may appear every few hours and affect your routine tasks.
Several medical conditions, medications or lifestyle choices cause fatigue. They are widely segregated into the following categories:
You must see a doctor immediately if:
Doctors ask you a series of questions and understand your habits, medical history, and medications you administer to diagnose fatigue. Depending on your answers, doctors may recommend:
It is essential to remember that a range of conditions can lead to fatigue. If you constantly feel dreary or tired without knowing the root cause, it is advisable to seek medical advice. With the right support system and the treatment plan, you can overturn this condition.
Everyone gets tired - it’s only natural after typically exhausting activities. But in most cases, you feel better after adequate rest or sleep. Fatigue, on the other hand, is persistent tiredness or lack of energy even after a good night’s sleep. Usually, the underlying causes range from lifestyle factors to underlying medical conditions and even sleep disorders.
Chronic fatigue syndrome or CFS is a complex medical disorder lasting for a minimum of six months at a stretch with no underlying medical condition. It is most commonly seen in men and women in their 40s and 50s. At present, there is no specific cure or treatment for it.
When the adrenal glands do not function at full capacity, it is known as adrenal fatigue. It is usually associated with intense bouts of chronic stress with symptoms such as body ache, loss of hair, sudden or unexplained weight loss and skin discolouration. Doctors diagnose this condition with blood tests or special simulation tests that indicate the level of adrenal hormones in the body.
There could be many reasons causing fatigue, and vitamin D deficiency is one of them. Adding this essential vitamin to your daily routine on a doctor’s advice can help alleviate this medical condition.
Some of the most common symptoms are:
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