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Fatigue physiological, nervous, intellectual

 

 

Introduction

Fatigue lowers energy, motivation, and focus. It may be physiological (sleep/lifestyle), nervous (stress/anxiety), or intellectual (mental overload). Recognize the signs, identify causes, and act: lifestyle measures, medical advice when needed, and supportive tools.

Symptoms

  • Persistent low energy, sleepiness, heaviness.

  • Poor focus/memory, irritability, low motivation.

  • Muscle tension/aches, weakness.

  • Sleep issues (difficulty falling asleep, night awakenings).

If fatigue persists despite adequate rest, seek medical advice (e.g., anemia, thyroid disorders, sleep apnea, depression).

Medical treatment (as advised by a professional)

  • Assessment: history, clinical exam, labs (iron, vitamin D, thyroid…).

  • Targeted care: correct deficiencies, treat sleep disorders, psychological support when needed.

  • Lifestyle: consistent sleep, moderate exercise, balanced diet, stress management.

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