I had a Behcet's flare-up in late August. All of my lesions, GI issues, terrible headaches have all subsided, but I am still suffering with terrible fatigue!
I've been dealing with Behcet's for the past 10-years.... but it seems that each time I have a flare-up, my fatigue seems to linger longer and longer. Have any of you had this same experience?
I am 60-years old and overall I am pretty healthy. I work at keeping a clean diet (no gluten, no dairy, no processed foods, and rarely have sugar). I never drink soda or juice. I consistently get 8-9 hours of sleep a night. I do need to increase my walking, but so often I am SO tired. I just hate this fatigue!
Thank you!
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I have suffered from extreme fatigue for as long as I can remember. I'm now in my 40s and most of the other symptoms of Bechet's I've had over the years appear to have died down, except for the constant tiredness!
Occasionally I take a sneaky power-nap in the afternoon to get me through to evening. It does affect your lifestyle, but I'm thankful that seems to be the extent of my symptoms for the time being.
get your b12 checked. I ended up with pernicious anemia, same diet as you (34f). We generally tend to run through it more than others bc of the chronic inflammation.
supplements will falsely elevate the serum if you decide to get bw after supplementing. I suggest a sublingual complex like easy melts or superior source. I can link you if you like.
The fatigue is quite possibly the most debilitating symptomsi have...im beyond exhausted, sleep during the day or early evening at times, and have body aches and pains that ma
That make life extra difficult. In My case, its hard to say uf it is the bd or fibromyalgia. All i can say is it mostly responds to prednisone, which isnt sustainable in the dose that would help.....
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