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What types of things can you do to decrease intense fatigue? debilitating fatigue
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First, get diagnosis: Normal, healthy people do not have constant tiredness, without a good reason. One's primary care doctor can follow along and look for reasons for fatigue, such as anemia, infection, mental illness, auto-immune disease, thyroid problems, cancer, insomnia, etc... Various tests may be needed, depending on one's whole story, and sequence of symptoms.
Answered 2/25/2020
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