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I'm always tired and my family say i've changed in the last couple of months. i'm a bit irritable. and i've put on weight what could it be?
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Seek medical care: The symptoms which you describe can pertain to many things. Fatigue (tired) can be the result of anything from lack of sleep to imbalance of hormones to infectious/inflammatory processes and so much more. Your irritableness may be the result of your fatigue? When you say your family states you have "changed", that can be interpreted in many different ways. It is advisable you seek medical care.
Answered 6/4/2013
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