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Posts Tagged ‘fatigue’

According to my doctor, joint pain and fatigue are normal migraine symptoms (the joint pain i think is bs though). For months ive been itchy all over, there’s no rash and Ihaven’tt changed my detergent. I itch and itch and itch and it doesnt go away. I am always itchy. Is this part of themigrainee or should i get it checked out?

I have the flu. I have not had it before and was wondering how long does it last ?? I can’t stand it. The severe soreness through my whole body is starting to go away, it’s the fatigue part that won’t go away. Any remedies to help the severe fatigue????? I can’t even pick up a book or I drop it that’s how bad it is.

Say that symptoms for a disease lets say… "cwncqncenc" disease (i made that up) and symptoms were… headache, stomach ache, ulceration, fatigue, and if the patient had 3/4 of those symptoms and lives out the rest of their life with that disease and without that ONE symptom… what cause them to be immune to that certain symptom?

My partner quit smoking 3 weeks ago and has been experiencing fatigue, especially at the end of the day – she retires much earlier than usual.

At the middle of lunch, our eldest sister suddenly fell asleep with food in her mouth. She wasnt feeling drowsy before that happened. she was even relating a story while eating when she suddenly stopped, closed her eyes and slept sitting. We dismissed it as "over fatigue." a week ago, while she was folding laundered clothes, she suddenly fell asleep again without feeling drowsy before the sleep. Is there a known sickness with this symptom? By the way, our sister turned 60 years old last October 2008.

My Grandma was just diagnosed with Menieres Disease. She has the dizziness, weakness, ringing in the ears and fatigue but also get really bad headaches. Is this also a symptom? One ER doctor suggested Trigeminal Neuralgia as a diagnosis before she saw the ENT due to the head pain/headaches. Just trying to get some information for her. She is really down in the dumps and tired of living with the headaches.