Crushing tiredness that doesn’t diminish with rest, CFS can wreck lives. It’s also hard to diagnose, so patients may be seen as hypochondriacs. CFS affects more women than men and is seen mostly between the ages of 30 and 50. The true incidence of CFS is hard to gauge as it often goes undiagnosed due to its varying symptoms.
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome cannot be prevented but it can be managed and the symptoms can be treated.
The best option is to eat a balanced diet, exercise regularly and meditate or do a fun activity to keep stress levels low.
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