anyone suffer from chronic fatigue?

Answer 1

I used to but I solved the problem, stopped working night shifts. There are many possible causes for fatigue, and if you are confident that it is not your lifestyle or sleep pattern then a simple blood test to check your iron levels won't hurt, and this can be done by your own GP. But lifestyle tends to be the most common cause, and it may not be a specific thing but a combination of things, for example, your diet is ok but not perfect, your job is stressful at times but not too bad, you get enough sleep at night but could do with another hour each night.
Hope I haven't worried you, but it's a really common problem. I'm a nurse and I found I couldn't handle night shift. It was so bad that one week of nights would make me feel fatigued for 2-3 weeks after, and I worked night shift every 2nd month for three years.

Answer 2

I have had chronic fatigue syndrome for the last 10 years of my life and I am only 26 years old. I truely understand what you are going through. I've tried various medical and non-medical treatments and nothing helped. Then someone told me about a natural product called Reliv. I have been taking Reliv for over a year and my chronic fatigue is a thing of the past. I am able to live normally and am very grateful to the person who took the time to tell me about it. Send me an email, and I will tell you more.

Take care and God bless,
Sherri
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Answer 3

I did and later after seeing a doctor and having blood tests and a brains scan got told I have a form of epilepsey and M.E. So get the tests done rather than be left worrying matey.... I now have the M.E under control and feel a lot better but the epilepsey is controlled by drugs and seeing a specialist at the hospital. But the tired feeling and always having to cancel dates etc. was always something that got me down. I seemed to sleep a lot and also suffered a lot of joint pain, when they first said I had chronic fatigue.

Answer 4

Ther is a cure for M.E, It is known as Reverse Therapy. Please look at www.reverse-therapy.com. Having been a nurse practitioner for some 20 yrs I retrained as a reverse therapist last year and am witnessing my clients return to full health.It is an educational talking therapy that allows the body to self heal. Get the word out,this is a new therapy that works, people no longer need to suffer from this disease. Best wishes and a speedy recovery from one of 40 therapists across the world

Answer 5

Yes. After 12 years of this, getting steadily worse and worse, I was finally diagnosed with ME last year. Since then I have had a lot of practical support, help and advice and done much research on my own from the internet. Although my general level of health relapses and remits, and get progressively worse each time, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy has really helped the way I deal with it. You need a doctor who understands the condition. If yours doesn't, get the info yourself and educate him or her or change doctors.

Answer 6

i do ye...apparently it one of the hardest things to diagnose!
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