Transcription of Fatigue: An Overview
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Fatigue: An OverviewThomas C. RosenThal, mD; BaRBaRa a. majeRoni, mD; RiChaRD PReToRius, mD, mPh, and KhaliD maliK, mD, mBa, Department of Family Medicine, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York one fifth of family medicine patients present with fatigue, and one third of adolescents report having fatigue at least four days per men and women differ in the way they describe fatigue: men typi-cally say they feel tired, whereas women say they feel depressed or ,3 no etiol-ogy can be identified in one third of cases of fatigue. overexertion, deconditioning, viral illness, upper respiratory tract infection, anemia, lung disease, medications, cancer, and depression are common is the impairment of the nor-mal arousal mechanism and is character-ized by a tendency to fall asleep.
Nov 15, 2008 · Fatigue: An Overview Thomas C. RosenThal, mD; BaRBaRa a. majeRoni, mD; RiChaRD PReToRius, mD, mPh, and KhaliD maliK, mD, mBa, Department of Family Medicine ...
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