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Greetings, is an almost narcoleptic feeling of exhaustion normal with chostochondritis, hypertension and a stressed heart?
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Not expected: Unless you are suffering from heart failure, exhaustion is not normal . You need to consult your doctor to rule out depression as a potential cause. Sleep apnea may also cause your problem (hypertension, narcoleptic feeling).
Answered 4/1/2017
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