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Fatigue is a common symptom, especially in chronic illnesses, and it's different from just feeling drowsy. It involves a lack of energy and motivation, which can persist even after getting enough sleep. If your exhaustion is affecting your daily activities significantly, it's important to discuss this with your doctor. They Show Full Answer
Unfortunately, I have become fatigued regularly since being diagnosed! I always feel like I am sick too....achy, stiff, and low energy!
I will see a new Rheumatologist in June and hope for better treatment so I may have what others have at times called remission!
Hang in there! 🙏🏽
When I was first diagnosed two years ago, I was very tired and had no energy. Eventually, we found a medication that helped, and my fatigue decreased significantly. Hopefully they find something that helps you. Good luck!💕
Yes I too get fatigue! Late afternoon to evening I can barely find energy. I thought about what I used to do years ago…. I took geritol for iron and vitamins. So I found some at my drug store and I seem to have more energy. This weekend I moved 3 cubic yards of mulch around the house. I was able to do it too! I do try to drink lots of water now.
I am 72 and know some energy lose is age too. But I fight it back.
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