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A member asked:
Already tested for anemia and came out negative. always get tired. no regular exercise. not overwieght or health problems. what's wrong? please help!
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Work with your Dr.: There are many causes of generally feeling tired. This is where it is important to discuss in detail with your dr. Relate the specific complaints and symptoms. For example, what brings it on? Is it associated with exercise or stress? This may help your doctor hone in on the appropriate tests or therapies that may help.
Answered 12/16/2013
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