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What would be the most common illnesses that may cause fatigue?
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Numerous: Numerous illnesses can cause fatigue. Anemia, depression, thyroid disorders, diabetes, heart disease, liver and kidney problems are fairly common. Various cancers are also important causes to look for in proper setting.
Answered 4/7/2013
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