"Feeling tired is usually activity dependent. For example, following a busy day at home or work or following a vigorous exercise session, it’s normal to feel tired.
Fatigue is very different, it can occur at any point during the day and it doesn't have to be triggered by something. Fatigue can make the body and brain feel slow, sluggish and heavy."
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Thanks for this. Can you point to a study that I can print off and take to my rheumatologist. She keeps telling me that my joint pain and fatigue are not Sweet's and I'm getting so frustrated!
- Fever, fatigue, headaches, a general feeling of ill health (malaise), muscle pain (myalgia), and inflammation and pain of the joints (arthritis and arthralgia). rarediseases.org/rare-disea...
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