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Ancient Healing System Cures Insomnia & Chronic Fatigue
Insomnia is only one of the many symptoms caused by Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome. Now you can learn to use a 5,000 year old healing system to
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Doctors told Jeremy to forget about trying to get better and that he
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Chronic fatigue syndrome researchers
offer physical evidence
A University of Alberta study has verified that there is physical
evidence for those who suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS),
giving new weight to the often stigmatized and misdiagnosed disorder.
Research just published in the "International Journal of
Psychophysiology" determined that, using independent criteria, CFS can
be distinguished from depression--two disorders that share many of the
same symptoms.
CFS is an often debilitating disorder, characterized by a constellation
of symptoms including fever, sore throat, headache, muscle weakness,
myalgias, post-external malaise, sleep and cognitive disturbances. The
level of disability varies for people with CFS, but some individuals
find they are unable to return to work or function normally on a
day-to-day basis. Unfortunately, many of these symptoms are subjective
in nature and are difficult to quantify or confirm, says Hannah Pazderka-Robinson,
the lead author on the study. Not only does the stigma attached with the
disorder play an emotional toll on the patient, but it has implications
for insurance claims as well.
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Coping with chronic fatigue -
Kingman woman fights rare illness
Terry Organ,
Kingman Daily Miner
KINGMAN - Rena Dreisen was tired of being continually tired when she
went to see her doctor last September.
She had little energy during the preceding three months and wanted to
find out why. A blood test provided the answer.
Dreisen was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, which could cause a
person to seem perfectly healthy one day and be sick the next, Dreisen
said. It's caused by a virus and is not contagious.
Chronic fatigue syndrome is an emerging illness characterized by
debilitating fatigue (manifested as exhaustion and very poor stamina),
neurological problems and a variety of flulike symptoms, according to
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Diagnosing Chronic Fatigue? Check for
Sinusitis
Georgetown University Medical Center
News Release
Patients suffering with unexplained chronic
fatigue or unexplained body pain should ask their doctors to check for
sinusitis, according to a Georgetown University Medical Center
researcher. A study published in the August 11, 2003 issue of the
Archives of Internal Medicine demonstrates a possible link between
these ailments, offering possible new hope to patients.
The observational study found that
patients with unexplained chronic fatigue were nine times more likely to
also suffer sinus symptoms than members of a control group, and patients
with unexplained chronic pain were six times more likely to have sinus
symptoms. An earlier ear, nose, and throat study cited by this
Georgetown research found that symptoms such as chronic fatigue and body
pain were alleviated following treatment of sinusitis.
Taken together, these studies give sufferers
reason for optimism.
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Regular exercise can help chronic
fatigue syndrome sufferers
WebIndia123.com, Washington |
Latest research has shown that chronic fatigue sufferers can get renewed
energy with just three months of regular exercise.
Chronic fatigue syndrome is a major health problem that severely
affects quality of life and even the ability to carry on with usual
day-to-day activities.
The treatment typically focuses on reducing fatigue and other
symptoms and helping get patients back into an active lifestyle with the
help of some simple measures like improving sleep habits, relaxation
therapy, antidepressants, psychotherapy, and exercise.
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