Do not underestimate the various diseases that can occur against the background of fatigue, considering their appearance laziness or writing off them for "seasonal" avitaminosis. For example, the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) indicate a serious enough disease, which should be treated immediately to avoid more serious ailments. As a separate diagnosis of CFS was first introduced only in 1988, but the number of cases of this disease rapidly increased. It should be noted immediately that chronic fatigue syndrome, the prevention of which should be carried out under the supervision of a doctor, is not at all typical, and the pathogenesis of it is not very clear for physicians. Complete diagnosis of CFS is possible exclusively through clinical studies, and in order to clearly identify this ailment in humans, one should find one symptom pronounced and at least six not expressed too clearly.
In principle, if we talk about the symptoms of the syndrome of chronic fatigue, then first of all come to mind a sense of fatigue and apathy. However, with this, fatigue does not go away even after a certain amount of rest, or after a decrease in motor activity, at least in half. In a more simple language, a person rests, but feels very tired even after a noticeable amount of time. But do not forget about the small signs that are in a certain muscular discomfort, painful sensations in the area of the lymph nodes (and in some cases even fever and temperature fever are possible). Of course, as an additional support may be depression and a decrease in the quality of memory.
Some symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome may resemble even the onset of a cold infection, when there may be pains in the throat and lymph nodes, the appearance of laryngitis, dizziness, anxiety, chills and unexpected pains in the chest of a noisy character. Unfortunately, due to such phenomena, sometimes an erroneous diagnosis occurs, which only leads to a worsening of the patient's condition. However, we should pay attention to the fact that such symptoms of the chronic fatigue syndrome do not disappear when they are tried with antiviral drugs. Accordingly, this is the first signal to think about the nature of their appearance and to find the causes of an atypical state for a person.
Speaking about the treatment of this disease, it is necessary to immediately warn that doctors are engaged with it with less willingness, and some medical workers do not consider SCU for illness at all. Nevertheless, the neurologist, ENT and therapist are obliged to investigate the patient in case of suspicion of having such a diagnosis. There is a certain set of measures by which the chronic fatigue syndrome is cured . Treatment with folk remedies can be more effective than taking psychotropic drugs.