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Im often tired these days. i'm less active due to lng work hrs & a move to a less outdoorsy city but i'm only 34. cold it be something else? illness?
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Maybe: Any change in energy can be a sign of illness (diabetes, thyroid problem, anemia, depression, or cancer). You should discuss in detail with your doctor to assess further.
Answered 9/29/2016
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