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I have had extensive blood testing and ekg to find the cause of my fatigue and weakness but all clear. could it be my lungs or other possible causes?
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Rule out...: I believe chronic fatigue syndrome is real but seems to be best treated by learning to fight it as if it were functional. Trust no pituitary adenoma, addison's, sleep apnea, you're not on a bizarre diet, no restless legs or other parasomnia, B12 and ANA are normal, and your home heater isn't poisoning you with carbon monoxide. All these are easy to miss.
Answered 6/24/2014
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