I’ve heard quite a few people blame antibiotics and vaccines for their chronic fatigue. In fact, I do too (to a certain extent).
Today I came across an article about Lyme Disease (the one from tick bites) that slips in a little note:
People who continue to have symptoms after treatment [antibiotics] are often said to be […]
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Does this sound like you some days?
“Yesterday I didn’t touch the housework at all. In fact, the most work I did was get up and get myself food. I was so fatigued.”
Well, that was me yesterday. Don’t worry though, I found a way to fix that.
So, it’s around 9am at the time of writing this. […]
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Today two different posts on sleep came up in my feed reader:
Firstly, Laura has a sleep problem, as she said:
I sleep between 40 and 90 minutes at a time, and then wake up. I can manage to go back to sleep easily enough….until about 3 am. Clearly, 3 am is my witching hour. I am […]
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In case you missed it, a new study came out at the start of this month to link Chronic Fatigue to sleep (duh). It might be worth a read:
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) has been associated with altered amounts of slow wave sleep, which could reflect reduced electroencephalograph (EEG) activity and impaired sleep regulation.The study published […]
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Have you actually been diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue? Do you suspect you have it? Here’s a little self-assessment test I found over at The Slow Dancer to give you a clearer idea. (Don’t worry, you won’t really have to use any of these doctor’s tools!)
More people suffer from CFIDS/CFS than MS, lung cancer or AIDS. […]
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