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Fatigue Symptom Checklist - Do Any of These Symptoms Apply to You?
By Jane P Lass
People who are tired a lot are always asking me about making a chronic fatigue symptom checklist, and honestly I've gotten so many requests for one that I'm simply going to have to comply. For those of you who may be experiencing real, continuous fatigue for the first time let me introduce you to a new term: chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). This illness is being diagnosed more and more frequently in the United States. Sadly this debilitating condition often goes mis-diagnosed for years or even decades due to its relatively common symptoms. Only a trained physician with a long and carefully recorded patient history has any real chance at making a proper assessment of a patient with this condition.
What common symptoms might I be talking about? Well that's where this chronic fatigue symptom checklist I'm supposed to put together for you should answer some questions. When you've had a chance to look at the chronic fatigue symptom checklist you'd be well advised to think about how the symptoms on it relate not only to your present feeling of general tired-ness, but also your longer-term history of illness and general activity level. Think about how your life has played out relative to your peers. Do they have less frequent occurrances of the symptoms on the chronic fatigue symptom checklist? Without further adieu, here are some of the symptoms associated with CFS.
Potential Symptoms May Include:
- Extreme tiredness without known cause
- Reduced productivity and or desire to 'live life fully'
- Consistent sore or irritated throat
- Short term memory problems
- Joint and or muscle pain without cause
- Waking up after sleep feeling more tired than you went to bed
- Constant low grade fever and/or headaches
If any of these symptoms are recurring it is important to see chronic fatigue syndrome doctors who can properly diagnose your symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome and get them treated.
I hope you start feeling better soon. Jane P. Lass
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Chronic Fatigue Symptom
ReplyDeleteis a condition that many do not really understand. This is a sleep disorder which can become severe and can cause mental and physical exhaustion to many people.