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I have general fatigue and drowsiness and pain in muscles, i have done from test for blood everything was okay ! so what is the problem ? thank you
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Muscle pain: Muscle pain and fatigue is concerning for an inflammatory condition. For such a constellation of symptoms see a neurologist with a speciality in neuromuscular disorders. Keep track of whether the symptoms are worse after exercise or not, and other triggers that might be making it worse.
Answered 3/24/2014
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