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My father's sugar level is normal but still he feel fatigue as he has not such active as he used to be.his job is also tough he travels for 4 hrs every day..so whats the suspected reason of his fatigue.he does not tak any supplement?
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Hard to say: Fatigue is a non-specific symptom common to a number of issues. It can range from poor restorative sleep to emerging dangerous illness. Only a review of his medical & social history, exam & testing would begin to sort out the problem & suggest a course of treatment.
Answered 9/17/2020
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