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Why do i always feel so tired, lazy and weak?
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Fatigue: Several avenues of investigation could be considered such as anemia, sleep disorder, thyroid problems, depression, medication adverse effects, reactions to alcohol or recreational drugs, etc. A visit to your doctor for a checkup might reveal answers.
Answered 1/5/2018
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