Myalgic Encephalomyelitis(ME)/ Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)

The cause is unknown. Researchers suspect viruses, a weakened immune system, stress and hormonal imbalances may contribute to cause of chronic fatigue syndrome. Anyone can get CFS but it is most common in people in ages between 40 and 60. Women are two to four times more likely to develop CFS than men. This disease is distinguished by at least six months of confined fatigue, extreme poor stamina, problems concentrating and short-term memory. CFS often seems to begin after an infection or a severe shock whether it be physical or emotional. Due to its complexity, this condition has often been treated incomplete, part of it due to the intensive evaluation and the follow-up that is required. Exceptional success can be obtained as long as treatment is individualized with a maintenance program with medications to remain symptom-free.

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