Chronic fatigue sufferers should not give up hope


By AGENCY
Chronic fatigue is a long-term condition impacting millions of people globally with a wide range of symptoms, the most common of which is extreme tiredness. — dpa

Chronic fatigue syndromes should not be seen as “incurable diseases”, scientists have said as they called for a fresh outlook on the conditions to give patients “hope”.

It comes as a new paper suggests that recovery is “often possible”.

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