Chronic Fatigue - Fact versus Fiction: Fatigue may be described as feeling tired or exhausted, and ability for normal activity or work is reduced. "Normal" instances of fatigue include the ordinary feeling of tiredness after an intense workout. This is a normal response and is relieved by resting. Some people even describe post exercise fatigue as pleasant. On the other hand, there is another form of fatigue that is not considered "normal" or pleasant and cannot be relieved by rest. This is known as chronic fatigue, and may develop slowly over time. Chronic fatigue is an important symptom in some mental disorders, diseases, and medical conditions. For this reason, it is important to avoid certain quick fixes or tricks commonly used for normal instances of fatigue or tiredness if you think you are suffering from chronic fatigue. Medical attention is also highly recommended. This infographic is intended to help you find the truth when it comes to chronic fatigue:
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Sleep Apnea Kills: Health Effects of Sleep Apnea
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The effects of sleep apnea can leave sufferers tired even after a seemingly long night's sleep. Sleep apnea can also be deadly if undiagnosed or left untreated.
A sufferer of sleep apnea will experience episodes where they stop breathing when asleep. This cuts off the flow of oxygenated blood to the brain, with life threatening consequences in the long term.
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The two main types of sleep apnea are as below, with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) the most common one:
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How Yoga Can Help Women with Breast Cancer
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