Fatigue syndrome: an invisible battle against constant tiredness
Do you know the feeling of still being completely exhausted after getting enough sleep? Or that even the smallest everyday tasks become an almost insurmountable hurdle? For people who suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), this is part of everyday life. This constant tiredness not only affects the body, but also mental performance and emotional well-being.
Causes and possible triggers of chronic fatigue
There are many theories as to what triggers fatigue syndrome. It is often a combination of different factors:
-Viruses: Many sufferers report that their symptoms began after a viral infection. The Epstein-Barr virus or enteroviruses in particular are suspected of playing a role.
-Physical or emotional stress: Some people develop the symptoms after traumatic events, operations or massive stress.
-Geneticpredisposition: The syndrome appears to occur more frequently in some families, which indicates a genetic predisposition.
The challenge of everyday life
Imagine that even getting up in the morning becomes a feat of strength. Around 17 to 24 million people worldwide are affected by fatigue syndrome, with women suffering from it more often than men. Many sufferers are unable to lead a normal professional or social life, and even simple household tasks can become an insurmountable obstacle.
-Mentalfatigue: Concentration problems and "brain fog" are among the most common symptoms. Many patients report memory lapses and a general slowing down of thought processes.
-Painfulaccompanying symptoms: Muscle and joint pain as well as headaches often occur without a clear cause being recognizable.
Ways to alleviate the symptoms
While medicine continues to search for a cure for fatigue syndrome, there are ways to alleviate the symptoms and improve quality of life:
1. sleep management: A regular sleep rhythm and restful sleep are crucial. Relaxation techniques such as meditation or breathing exercises can help to calm the body and improve sleep.
2.exercise: Although it may seem contradictory at first, gentle exercise such as walking or yoga can increase energy and relieve symptoms in the long term.
3rdNutrition: A balanced diet with plenty of vitamins and healthy fats helps the body to regenerate and provides it with the necessary nutrients.
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