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A: I''ve had Type 1 diabetes for 40 years and have never felt so fatigued from high blood sugar that I could sleep all day. That doesn''t mean no one else has, but it just didn''t sound right to me. Your HgA1c is good. Ask your Dr. to check into other possibilities. What about mono? I agree with the person that said for you to check your bs when you''re feeling tired. The journaling is a good idea, too. It''ll help you and your Dr. rule things out. Keep in touch with your doc. You are doing ok!May be low iron. I had that a year ago. Im 72 yrs young.with diabetes type 2. If you experience the exhaustion about the same time each day or so many hrs before/ after you eat, would give you some big clues as to if your diabetes is causing it. Perhaps your spiking and its...

A: fatigue in children can be caused by improper diet, poor sleep habits, stress, medical conditions such as anemia and thyroid disorders, or chronic infections such as walking pneumonia and mononucleosis. When a child suffers from abnormal fatigue, it is best to first evaluate his diet and sleep patterns, and monitor him for any evidence of unusual daily stress. If these observations do not suggest a problem, then the child should be then be watched for any signs of a medical issue and be seen by a pediatrician.. Upon noticing fatigue in children, the first problem to watch for is an improper diet consisting of junk food, which is void

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A: Chronic fatigue Syndrome and a similar condition called Fibromyalgia are 2 very common conditions seen in an upper cervical chiropractic office. What is Chronic fatigue Syndrome? The Mayo Clinic describes it this way... ''Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a complicated disorder characterized by extreme fatigue that may worsen with physical or mental activity, but doesn''t improve with rest. Although there are many theories about what causes this condition - ranging from viral infections to psychological stress - in most cases the cause is still unknown. Because its symptoms are difficult to measure, CFS wasn''t widely accepted as a real...

A: Several conditions can result in fatigue and blurred vision. The most serious of these are anemia, lupus, and Sjogren`s syndrome. It is important to remember that fatigue and blurred vision can occur independent of these medical conditions. People suffering from these symptoms should visit a health-care provider for a diagnosis.. Anemia is the most common blood disorder in the US. It usually occurs as a symptom of other diseases or conditions. A patient is diagnosed with anemia when his or her red blood cell count is much lower than normal.. Blood cells contain a protein called hemoglobin that carries oxygen throughout the body. When the bloodstream does not contain...

A: fatigue is a non-specific symptom that can be caused by a multitude of medical issues from hypoglycemia to cancer. Depression, sleep apnea, insomnia, influenza, infectious mononucleosis may also be part of the differential diagnosis. Consult your family physician if fatigue continues despite attempts to reduce it. I''ve suffered from chronic fatigue for many years and there are many causes. a stress-filled lifestyle, poor diet, poor sleep habits, caffeine, sugar and white flour, not enough protein. mannapages.com Links: mannapages.com being tired What causes fatigue? In this video, Dr....

A: Chronic fatigue Syndrome, or CFS, is a very subjective diagnosis. There are many ways that CFS is diagnosed, blood work may be ordered to rule out other diseases and conditions, a full physical is usually required, and the systems of the body are usually thoroughly checked for serious ailments. When other things are ruled out, CFS is usually diagnosed. Dehydration is from not consuming enough fluids, usually water. Dehydration causes a host of ailments, but CFS is not one of them. A patient may be tired from not having enough fluids, but usually CFS is caused by an underlying long term, systemic condition. Usually dehydration is a symptom not a cause

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A: I see nothing related to chronic fatique and doxycycline. I have been on doxycycline in the past and I already have CFS or Chronic Fatique Syndrome ... There was no increase in my symptoms. Many think that CFS works alone and no other diseases or factors cause CFS. However, I think there is still a lot of researcg to be done on Chronic Fatique Syndrome and what actually causes it. I have it for over 10 years.. ...

A: Your thyroid functioning is central to your overall health because it controls the ability and speed you can burn energy in each and every cell of your body (your metabolism). It also controls your growth and development and nervous system functioning. It even drives the speed of your heart beat! It does this by making a hormone called thyroxine. In turn, thyroxine is made from iodine. It doesn`t matter whether you want to use your energy to complete a project or a conversation, or even just to get out of bed. If your thyroid`s not working properly, you can forget about goals altogether. You just won`t have the energy to even create a goal - much less see it through to completion. But it`s not just present-time...

A: fatigue and nausea often occur in tandem. While lifestyle factors or minor ailments can trigger such symptoms, something more serious requiring a medical evaluation could be a factor.General ConsiderationsFrequently nausea, often accompanied by vomiting, is the result of gastrointestinal upset provoked by food, a virus, or morning sickness associated with pregnancy, according to Mayo Clinic physicians. Doctors at Mayo also note that a common cause of fatigue is simply poor nutrition. causes of fatigue and nausea is : - Pregnancy is the obvious reason why one might...

A: Mono can cause cfs. I have been dealing with weakness for 7 months now, it is horrible. Sometimes I feel like im getting better and then Ill have days where it feels like its starting over again. If I try to do to much, I feel like I could collapse and never get up again. Dont feel bad you are not the only one. Try to think positive and tell yourself that one day you will feel normal again, It cant last for ever. One thing that the doc told me was that you have to slowly biuld your bodys strength back up. He said your body has been deconditioned and you should try to do a little more each day. I was thinking to myself thats easier said than done. JJ - how is it every one of your words is captialized? I ask because it is difficult to read for me. ...