Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Author Naya Medic date 20.11.2024.

How many times have you said, “I can’t do this anymore, I have no energy, I just want to lie down and sleep the day away”? How often have you come home from work feeling too exhausted for the things that truly matter—your family, your friends, the moments that make life meaningful?

How to Fight Fatigue?

The feeling of fatigue is a natural response, a way for the body to protect itself from various factors—whether physical, psychological, or emotional. The intensity and duration of this state should help determine whether there is a genuine underlying cause or if it is simply a temporary reaction.

What is Chronic Fatigue?

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is a complex disorder that causes extreme fatigue lasting at least six months. Symptoms worsen with physical or mental activity but do not fully improve with rest.

What Causes Chronic Fatigue?

In addition to primary causes such as anemia, burnout syndrome, heart conditions, or liver and kidney disorders, it is essential to consider other factors like viral or bacterial infections and hormonal imbalances that may contribute to persistent fatigue.

How is Chronic Fatigue Treated?

Diagnosing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome cannot be determined with a single test. Instead, a personalized laboratory analysis is conducted, including blood work, biochemical markers, virology screenings, and hormonal status assessments to identify the root cause of chronic fatigue. These evaluations reveal whether the fatigue has led to burnout syndrome or hormonal imbalances.

Following a consultation with our medical experts, a tailored therapy will be recommended based on your body's condition. Oral or intravenous supplementation may be advised to restore biochemical and hormonal balance.

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