Chronic fatigue: constantly tired? Find out why.
If energy is lacking and recovery does not change anything, it is worth taking a closer look.
Chronic fatigue has many faces - and just as many causes. At the BioHealthCenter, we take your feelings seriously and work with you to find out what is behind your persistent fatigue.
Lack of energy
Drop in performance
Fatigue
When tiredness becomes a permanent condition.
Many people feel permanently exhausted - without a clear medical cause being found. There is often more to it than stress or lack of sleep: hidden inflammation, micronutrient deficiencies, energy metabolism disorders or environmental pollution can put long-term strain on the body.
Common causes of persistent fatigue
Micronutrient deficiency
Iron, B12, magnesium and co. - small deficits, big effect.
Mitochondrial disorder
If the cell power plants go on strike, there is a lack of energy in everyday life.
Hidden inflammations
Chronic silent inflammation puts a strain on the immune system.
Environmental and toxin pollution
Heavy metals, pesticides and the like disturb the inner balance.
Common therapies for chronic fatigue
Many people feel permanently exhausted - without a clear medical cause being found. There is often more to it than stress or lack of sleep: hidden inflammation, micronutrient deficiencies, energy metabolism disorders or environmental pollution can put long-term strain on the body.
What you need to know about chronic fatigue
Chronic fatigue is a persistent state of deep exhaustion that does not go away with sleep, rest or vacation. It can significantly impair physical, emotional and mental performance and is often a symptom of complex underlying illnesses - such as long Covid, chronic infections, burnout or autoimmune processes
If the fatigue lasts longer than six months, no recognizable organic cause is found in the classic cash register system and those affected feel permanently restricted, this is referred to as chronic fatigue syndrome
In addition to persistent fatigue, sufferers often report:
- Concentration problems ("brain fog")
- Muscle and limb pain
- Sleep disorders
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Sensitivity to light and noise
These symptoms can vary in intensity and are often exacerbated by stress or physical exertion
Many sufferers describe a feeling as if the body is constantly "running on reserve". Even simple tasks such as going for a walk, having a conversation or taking a shower can be overwhelming. Chronic fatigue can also manifest itself psychologically through irritability, withdrawal and emotional instability.
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS / ME) is a medically defined illness in which physical and cognitive stress leads to a severe worsening of symptoms ("crash"). Chronic fatigue can be a symptom of many illnesses - in CFS, however, it is at the center and is often particularly pronounced and long-lasting.
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Fatigue is not destiny.
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