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I've been super tired lately, my knees hurt, don't feel like doing anything, do i need some vitamins or something?
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See your doctor: Fatigue, aches, and malaise are usually a sign of a viral illness, however there are many other things that can cause them. See your doctor who can examine you and determine the exact cause, and recommend the correct treatment. Hope this helps!
Answered 9/4/2014
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