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Can allergies make you randomly feel fatigued?
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Yes, but....: ...typically only when severe. The best approach is to see an allergist to evaluate whether allergies are contributing to your fatigue, and to followup with your primary care physician if the fatigue persists.
Answered 4/8/2015
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