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What are the most common causes of feeling fatigue much of the time ? what tests should i be looking at ? what could it be ?
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Depression: Once one rules out the potential medical causes (insomnia, low thyroid, anemia etc), depression is the most common followed by deconditioning (lack of physical activities) , and sleep apnea.
Answered 8/2/2017
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