Fatigue
February 5, 2020
Symptoms Fatigue Overview Lack of energy and feeling a lot tired is referred to as Fatigue.
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Overview
Lack of energy and feeling a lot tired is referred to as Fatigue. It is not like always feeling like sleepy or drowsy. There will be no energy or any other motivation to any works when you are fatigued. Sleepy and fatigue are different and feeling sleepy may be the result of fatigue.
What are the signs of fatigue?
Usual symptoms of fatigue or tiredness
Lack of physical activity
Lack of sleep
Sedentary lifestyle
Anemia
cancer
Diabetes
Having alcohol on a regular basis
Hypothyroidism
What viruses cause extreme fatigue?
Viruses that are reported as fatigue causes are Epstein-Barr virus, Human herpes virus 6, human immunodeficiency virus, enterovirus, rubella., West Nile virus., Ross River virus are able to cause fatigue.
What does fatigue feel like?
Fatigue just makes our life more tired and feeling like low energy. It will result in unconcentrated to do any work and unfreshness.
How does cancer cause fatigue?
Cancer normally disturbs our hormonal system and may lead to tiredness and fatigue. Tumors also compete for more nutrition and some cancer need a large amount of energy than usual which lead to fatigue.
What foods help with fatigue?
Foods which can be used to overcome fatigue or included in fatigue treatment are
Healthy foods like unprocessed foods
Fruits and vegetables
Foods high in lean protein
Nuts like cashew and badam
A large amount of water
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