Question 1

wbc low side of normal but steady decline over 6mths constant infections bruise easy chronic fatigue history of lymphopenia multiple times. concern?

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Potentially: With symptoms over time it is time for a full wok up. Talk to your doc about testing and / or consultation.

Question 2

chronic fatigue: how to beat it?

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See detail: Aerobic exercises and certain meds can help. Make sure no underlying causes have been found. Also, have a sleep study as sleep abnormalities are a common cause of fatigue.

Question 3

what works best for chronic fatigue?

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Chronic fatigue: Depends completely on the cause or causes of the fatigue.  If you are chronically fatigued, you should discuss this with your primary care doctor to determine the cause and then you can have proper treatment.  Meanwhile make sure you are living a healthy life style.

Question 4

what causes chronic fatigue and nausea?

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Chronic fatigue: There are many causes for chronic fatigue.  Best if you see your trusted family physician for examination and tests to determine the cause and give you proper treatment.

Question 5

whats the treatment for chronic fatigue?

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Need diagnosis first: To assess chronic fatigue, get blood for CBC and diff, t4, tsh, blood glucose (fasting), complete metabolic profile, eb virus (mono) title. With those tests in hand, may be able to pin point the causes of fatigue. Cjglueck md.

Question 6

would rsd/crps cause chronic fatigue?

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Association: Admittedly, i'm not an expert in chronic fatigue syndrome. I think chronic fatigue is a common comorbidity or associated syndrome  of complex regional pain syndrome (reflex sympathetic dystrophy, causalgia), rather than a cause. Sympathetic involvement may be the common link; hopefully an expert in both conditions could contribute more.

Question 7

chronic fatigue syndrome--same as ebv?

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Many things: This is multifactorial and requires a csi like approach for diagnosis and treatment.  Treatment should focus on adequate sleep patterns, hormone balance, treatment of chronic infections, rethinking nutrition and excercise.

Question 8

treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome?

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Treat the DISEASE: Chronic fatigue syndrome is exactly that -- a syndrome.  There is a specific disease behind every syndrome.  Treat the disease.

Question 9

could my teeth be causing chronic fatigue?

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No: Dental issues are not a cause of chronic fatigue.

Question 10

are chronic fatigue and sleep apnea related?

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Yes: Apnea causes disrupted sleep which leads to excessive daytime sleepiness and usually fatigue.

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