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I keep feeling tired all the time?
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Men and Fatigue: There are probably a hundred possible reasons for fatigue given the limited history you are providing. But, given your age and gender you would be best served by a full medical and laboratory evaluation by a trusted medical advisor. There is menopause, diabetes, liver disease, thyroid disease, heart disease, sleep apnea. The list can go on for an hour.
Answered 10/4/2016
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