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Author Topic: Fatigue  (Read 5154 times)

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Offline molly

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Fatigue
« on: June 19, 2009, 07:17:22 pm »
Hi,
I'm Molly. this is my first post. I was diagnosed in Dec '08. During the last three
weeks I have been very tired. Have any of you experienced this?  How do you
deal with it?

Thanks.

Offline BT65

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Re: Fatigue
« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2009, 07:38:44 am »
Hi Molly,

Welcome to our women's family!  I encourage you to read the women's thread (this one is entitled "all who wander are not lost").  That's where we talk about daily stuff. 

About the fatigue..yeah, I have it quite often.  But, mine is due more to long-term HIV infection (20 years), long-term side effects from the meds, and some other physical issues, other than the HIV (diabetes).  I'm not really sure, being that you were diagnosed in 2008, if it's all due to the HIV.  Often times, newer diagnosed people develop depression from the diagnosis, and depression can cause fatigue.  I'm not saying this is exactly what's wrong with you-it's just one idea.

There could be something else going on physically with you also.  If the fatigue continues, I encourage you to talk to your doctor.  None of us have medical degrees here, so the best one to try to figure things out with is, of course, your doctor.  All we can offer you is ideas.

Anyway, welcome again.  I look forward in getting to know you!
  Luv,
Betty
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Offline missy

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Re: Fatigue
« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2009, 08:45:54 pm »
Hang in there it does get better. Write down all the symptoms you are having and talk to your ID doc. He or She may have some ideas that will help you. Also, mine recommended vitamins when I was really fatigued. Also, exercise tends to help me just don't over do it . I look forward to hearing from you in the future and you came to the right place.  We are all friends and help and share with each other.  ~Mary

Offline Langie

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Re: Fatigue
« Reply #3 on: July 20, 2009, 11:59:34 am »
Hi molly!
just to say that i have same the same problem for sometime time. been diagnosed with HIV for 5 years now but not on any treatment. i do get fatigue and its worse round about your periods.
but i do think some exercises and busy life style can help you feel better coz this really works for me.
wishing yo well

Offline jay195

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Re: Fatigue
« Reply #4 on: August 09, 2009, 08:02:09 am »
Hi Molly ! I sometimes feel tired too but I think that's when I'm feeling low.I find that after a workout at the gym I actually feel  livlier and have more energy. I f you are not into exercising perhaps you could go for a brisk walk. I am a firm believer in getting the blood circulating.lol.                 
                                          Jay

 


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