Medical Conditions - Fatigue Syndrome

Fatigue syndrome is a condition that presents with extreme fatigue that does not resolve even after taking a rest. It does not occur due to any other medical conditions. It can last for more than six months and becomes worse with physical activity. The common symptoms are fatigue, headache, sore throat, difficulty concentrating, memory problems, disturbed sleep, and extreme exhaustion after physical activity. It is treated by taking pain-relieving medications, and in severe cases, they are advised to consult a pain specialist.