Symptoms Of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Have you ever felt that you are always tired and exhausted even if you did not do anything that is really draining? Or has the feeling of fatigue and tiredness has been around for so long now that you could not even perform your normal daily activities like what you used to? If you say yes to all the questions, maybe what you have is chronic fatigue syndrome and you better believe it even if it seems just like an imaginary kind of disease. 

The disease of chronic fatigue syndrome is not yet fully understood, and yet there are many people who have it. The only thing is, experts have not yet come full circle with their study about it and they believe that it is a separate illness with its own set of symptoms. To know if you might have this, here are some symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome to watch out for and immediately contact your doctor for proper diagnosis.

Do You Have It?

One of the main symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome is of course, extreme fatigue that it makes you feel exhausted all the time. Along with this feeling of extreme tiredness that usually lasts for more than twenty-four hours and you may be having trouble when it comes to sleeping. You may also feel depressed at times even if you do not really know why you are melancholy or that there is no reason at all for you to feel sad. Also, one of the greatest symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome that indicates that you may have the disease is that you are having a hard time focusing and thinking clearly, to concentrate, and remember things. Because of the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome, it hinders you to do all the normal and daily activities that you usually do every day.

When it comes to the physical aspect of the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome, you may experience or have fever and sore throat. Also, you may feel lymph node tenderness in your neck or armpit and that you may also have muscle weakness on different parts of your body. You also get to have joint pains that often move from joint to joint that does not indicate joint swelling or redness. Also, you may experience headaches that often vary in severity, quality, and pattern.

Once you experience all these symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome, it is important that you immediately contact your doctor for proper diagnosis and medication. And remember that it is important that you have all the people around you to support you all the way since this disease may last you your entire lifetime.