How can I feel comfortable with a possible diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome when I've spent a year going to a doctor who doesn't believe in it and who has made me feel like there is nothing wrong with me?
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posted by rainygrl716
on May 15, 2011 -
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What are some strategies for coping with a busy fulltime job, when I have physical fatigue?
What can I do to keep from getting sick again, and to have enough energy to do my job?
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posted by anonymous
on May 19, 2010 -
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Followup to an earlier health-related question. Kind of long; more under the cut.
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posted by Merzbau
on May 11, 2010 -
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YANMD, but I need to consult the hive mind about some very worrying symptoms I've been having. I've been to a few doctors and so far, Scotland Yard Is Baffled.
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posted by Merzbau
on Feb 2, 2010 -
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Do commercial colon-cleanse products actually solve the myriad of problems they claim to?
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posted by anonymous
on Jul 6, 2008 -
23 answers
Friend'sHealthFilter: Red meat and moderately high sodium foods make him really fatigued/tired/groggy for 1-2 days after consumption. Chicken/fish/eggs doesn't provoke this problem, so I'm not sure that it's a high-protein foods issue. Any ideas why this occurs, and how to rectify this problem?
posted by jytsai
on Nov 7, 2007 -
5 answers
Do these symptoms add up to anything? Repeated sores/cracks at the corners of my mouth, night sweats, fatigue...and I am posting anonymously because there is more inside...
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posted by anonymous
on Jul 20, 2006 -
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I am wondering if there are any resources that can draw a connection of any kind between low blood sugar and poor thyroid function, and thus fatigue?
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posted by miss tea
on Apr 6, 2006 -
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I've been having muscle fatigue problems for several years. It's mostly specific to my legs, which rules out Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (according to my doctor).
Recently, I tried eliminating various categories of food from my diet again, because I've had problems with certain things before. When I mostly eliminated cow's milk from my diet (I think I slipped once and accidentally had some ice cream), the problem mostly disappeared. Last night, I had a big mug of my friend's real hot chocolate, which she makes with milk for that extra unhealthfulness. Today, I could barely operate the clutch in my car. My doctor says that he's never heard of a connection like that before. Could a protien in milk be causing muscle fatigue in a particular part of my body?
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posted by SpecialK
on Dec 15, 2004 -
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