What is the medical terminology for over fatigue/?
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it is called "Fatigue and Malaise". Everyone is diagnosed with it at least once in their life
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Reduce overacidity in your body.\n- eliminate acidic foods- citrus,tomato,caffeine products;\n  wholegrains, foods which give you gas, acidic fruits and \n  vegetables and so on\n- substitute with nonacidic vegetables, boiled better quality chicken, while flower. (pasta is whole duram wheat)\n- vitamins and herbs - papaya enzyme(most imp), gymnema sylvestre (take 1 tab with each meal- max 2), calcium, magnesium\n- search articles on gymnema sylvestre and overacidiy on internet and read it very carefully.\n you must start feeling difference after about 10 days, it might take 2 to 6 months for complete recovery. \n overacidity in the body causes extensive tissue damage in the body.typical symptoms will be irritability, frequent cold and cough, skin problems, heart burn and so on.\nIf you wish any completed medical procedures please ignore my comments above. \nIf you have additional questions about my comments please post your question referencing this response.
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If it were normal, they'd call it sh**butrin.  Check in with your doc.
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how about "Super Cramp"  or \n"Deitic Paroxysm" \n means the same thing
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Tiredness and being thirsty. See a doctor for a simple water test.
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The two sites below gave super information.  Epstein-Barr also associated with chronic fatigue.  Both sites give natural cures.
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Yeah, you should see the rheumatologist.  The previous poster is right, the creatine kinase (CK or CPK) tends to go up when patients are on cholesterol medicines, or right after heavy exercise.  That being said, an elevation of CK in the setting of fatigue (like you're describing) makes me worry about myositis, usually an autoimmune problem.  see the rheumatologist (the autoimmune specialist), and they'll work it up further.  Like the prev poster said, it could be hypothyroidism, but I'd doubt it.  It's not malignant hyperthermia or neuroleptic malignant syndrome, I'll guarantee you that.
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Hello again there!  Sorry to hear about how you feel.  I also have CFS or abstein bar.  I'm a bit of a pro at it, the difference with me is that I am a new person after my treatment. CFS starts out as Mononucleosis (MONO) the virus which if untreated turns to CFS, so that's why my doctor treats it with Valtrex.  Depression and anxiety come with CFS which also causes joint and muscle soreness, that's where the antidepressants come in.  As far as the fybromyalgia the only thing I know for it is pain management and that is something I don't dare explain because I have no personal experience but from my mother having it I know it's not easy to treat. Listen, if your doctor disagrees with the treatment that I just described to you as far as the CFS then you need to find someone who is more open to your health solutions. I love my doctor, he's so wonderful that my trust in him is unmentionable. I know it's scary to try someone new, but you need to feel better.  Wouldn't you like to feel normal again?  Be able to get up when you wake up and go.  Not fall asleep at the wheel.  You get my point.  I'm a new person and I have a new baby.  Believe me it feels good to be awake and the weight of the world is now a lot more manageable.  By the way drinking makes it worse, a lot worse!  So if you do, you need to take a break until you're all better.  Believe me it didn't help me any, I thank GOD for today. Chat with you later   I hope this info helps u a little bit. By the way if you're having trouble with a day at a time, try an hour at a  time.  Sounds like you're under a lot of stress and that makes the CFS worse all of the time.  Help is on the way,  you'll be alright. My doctor always reassured me that I'd be o.k., he is very involved with his patients and that's why everyone loves and trusts him so much
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if you mean  Outsmarting Female Fatigue : Eight Energizing Strategies for Longlife Vitality   by debra waterhouse then you can find it at  www.abebooks.com  search under either that title or author and you will find it.  they have lots of her books listed there.
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Some of your question appears cut off, but I think the term you are looking for is vitals or vital signs.
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It means you are really tired and run down. I get that when Im stressed or what I just said. Like the eyelashes kind of twitch. Anyway, get some vitamins and some sleep!
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B vitamines and E are very good to help you keep alert. \nSee your doctor to make sure everything is okay with you, there are some medical conditions that make you tired a lot.\nGood luck!
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Althought many doctors are still skeptical and there is no definitive test, the symptoms and the fact that your doctor says its post viral indicate he may think it is Chronic Fatigue Syndrom, also known as ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis), PVFS (Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome) or CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue Imune Dysfunction Syndrome).  Go back to your doctor, get clarification, if this is what you have, you are lucky you got diagnosed early.  You will need to mainly do your own research and find a doctor who is sympathetic rather than skeptical.  You will have to learn to pace yourself and limit yourself to what you can do before you get tired.  There is still so much unknown about this.  Ihave had it at least 12 years, the last 8 so severely I am often bedbound, but was only diagnosed last year.  I have a friend who had it mild to moderately and has made a full recovery, though it took her four years.  If your doctor says rest, he aint kidding.  Ask him to refer you to a specialist in this condition, not just a neurologist.
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yup, chronic fatigue in children - the article might help
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Fatigue can be caused by too much medication or not enough medication, but they are different kinds of fatigue.\n\nWith too little medication, you get a kind of fatigue where you are exhausted and can't bear to get out of bed in the morning.  You are totally exhausted and you have no energy.\n\nWith too much medication, you get a different kind of fatigue, where you feel like you've been running a marathon all day long.  It's exhaustion, but it's different.\n\nOther symptoms of too much medication include shortness of breath, fast pulse (especially if greater than 100 beats per minute), weight loss, extreme hunger, irritability, high temperature, feeling hot all the time, tremor (shakiness of hands, for example), and diarrhea.\n\nSeems to me that if you're not nursing (and maybe even if you are), you should have been lowered to your pre-pregnancy dose once you delivered.  \n\nAt the very least, you should talk to your doctor about your symptoms and he/she should have followed up soon after the birth with blood tests, including T4 and TSH.  Blood tests can tell the doctor that you're overdosed.  Overdose of thyroid medication puts a lot of strain on the cardiovascular/pulmonary system, so I would definitely not hesitate to speak to my physician about this without delay.\n\nThat said, tiredness may just have to do with being directly postpartum.  It still wouldn't hurt to have it checked out, though.  Don't play around with your metabolism and your life.
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Loss of sleep. Sleep when you can. No magic answer. Just do the best you can.
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tired.  all.  the.  time.\nslowed heart rate\ncold hands & feet (slower peripheral circulation)\ntired - all the time.