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Easily worn out, fatigued, always just feel not well, not necessarily sick just not healthy. i have bad tonsils, could my symptoms be related?
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Possible: People with chronic fatigue syndrome can also have frequent tonsillitis. See your primary carte doctor first!
Answered 11/11/2013
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