Constant fatigue is not normal.
Yes, nowadays a lot of work, overwork — it is a natural phenomenon. But if you took some time off, or even went on vacation for a week, and the tiredness still has not disappeared, quit blushing! Have to go to the doctor and tell it like it is.
In some cases, constant fatigue and apathy can be a sign of developing serious illnesses
Iron deficiency anemia
With anemia, your heart rate increases, it becomes difficult to breathe, the skin becomes pale. To determine anemia should consult a therapist who will prescribe the study and, if necessary, a comprehensive treatment that includes medications and appropriate diet. Particularly high risk of anemia in women of reproductive age (due to loss of blood during menstruation).
Coronary heart disease
Sometimes fatigue is the only symptom, heralding the development of myocardial infarction, which can occur absolutely painless. It makes sense to refer to a cardiologist, who will prescribe a comprehensive examination of the body. One of the most accurate methods of diagnosis at the moment is coronary angiography, which is helpful to determine the number, size of atherosclerotic plaques, and their location in the blood vessels of the heart.
Diabetes mellitus type 1 and 2
Glucose — energy source for the body. However, if insulinrezistentnost she can’t get into the cells — they don’t get energy and you feel like “got batteries”. Diabetes mellitus is an endocrine disease, to determine the need to consult with a doctor or endocrinologist who will recommend appropriate tests and studies. It should be noted that the risk of diabetes increases after age 40, while overweight, or if close relatives suffer from this disease.
Cancer
Constant fatigue and apathy may be the only manifestation of malignant tumors in the early stages! Start with a visit to the doctor-the therapist, who, after collecting the anamnesis appoint basic tests and examinations, the results of which will direct you to narrow specialists.
Chronic fatigue syndrome
The causes of CFS are still being investigated. This issue needs the same time to engage a therapist, neurologist, immunologist, endocrinologist, as chronic fatigue syndrome can be a symptom of more serious illnesses that require diagnosis and treatment
Vitamin B12 deficiency
This vitamin regulates the maturation process of erythrocytes. When vitamin B12 deficiency interferes with the normal development of blood cells, which can lead to anemia and damage to the nervous system. For defining vitamin B12 deficiency should be done at least a General analysis of blood: with a decrease of hemoglobin in the red blood cells can be indicative of a lack of this vitamin in the body.
Vitamin D deficiency
This vitamin is associated with many receptors in different parts of the brain. Its deficiency can lead to depression, weight gain, mood swings, hypertension. Vitamin D deficiency can be determined through blood test for 25-hydroxyvitamin D. the Normal range of vitamin D in the body is the measure from 30 to 74 nanograms per milliliter.
Apnea
A disease such as sleep apnea, characterized by pauses in breathing during sleep for more than 10 seconds. Due to lack of oxygen you constantly Wake up (fast asleep again, you may not remember) — and this interrupted sleep can cause constant fatigue.
Acute infectious diseases
During any infectious disease, the immune system has to work harder, and after recovery of protective mechanisms have the energy, requiring the body rest. As a result of these processes a person after an illness of some time feels tired and fatigue. Usually this condition resolves on its own within two weeks after recovery. But it may not — if you’ve had an infection on his feet or your load was excessive after recovery.
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