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Feeling run down all the time and tired if i do things i feel my body working harder and i get weak is this the brain injury doing it or my sinusitis?
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Tired: Sorry to say but this is not something we can answer in an online forum. Doubt it would be sinusitis. Check it out with your doctor
Answered 5/20/2015
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