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Can osteoarthritis be related to chronic fatigue syndrome aswell?
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Chronic fatigue synd: Osteoarthritis stands for degenerative joint disease and is a separate entity by itself and has no bearing or relationship to chronic fatigue syndrome . How ever it is possible for a patient with osteoarthritis to develop chronic fatigue syndrome which is an entire disorder by itself.
Answered 11/27/2017
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