On many occasions I have known lazy people who do not like to make physical or mental efforts, in fact, I've even mocked them. Today navigating a bit on the web, (Definitely steemit, helps us to expand our knowledge more and more) I found a very curious fact that I want to share with all of you today.

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DID YOU KNOW THAT FATIGUE CAN BECOME A DISEASE?

Well yes, known as: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) -or also called myalgic encephalomyelitis.

There is really little documentation in this regard and for this reason it is difficult for a doctor to easily reach this diagnosis, while any of us undoubtedly associate it with laziness or laziness. Even so it is true that it is a disease that weakens, affects and deteriorates the quality of life, making difficult or impossible certain daily tasks such as getting out of bed, bathing or even eating.

It is a complex disorder distinguished by an exaggerated fatigue that has no apparent explanation. Even if the person after a physical or mental effort rests, the fatigue will not cease.

This syndrome can only be detected after six months of presenting signs of the disease.

CONSEQUENCES

As everything can bring different effects the condition of this syndrome can be confused with Lyme disease, thyroid problems or testosterone deficiency, among others, generating any of these diagnoses some dangerous and wrong treatment. In addition to this radical change in human life can lead to complications such as depression, social isolation, lifestyle restrictions and absence from work.

The one who suffers from this disease, does not recover 100% of its functioning, a very alarming state because there is no type of test or exam that corroborates this diagnosis or a specific treatment that can help this condition.

SYMPTOMS UNTIL NOW KNOWN

• Fatigue
• Memory loss and / or concentration
• Sore throat
• Extreme exhaustion that lasts more than 24 hours after physical or mental exercise
• Unexplained muscle pain
• Pain that moves from one place to another without swelling or redness
• Headache of a new type, pattern or severity
• Restless sleep

SOME LESS FREQUENT SYMPTOMS:

• Vision problems (blurred vision, sensitivity to light, pain in the eyes)
• Psychological symptoms (irritability, mood swings, panic attacks, anxiety)
• Chills and night sweats
• Low fever or low body temperature
• Irritable colon
• Allergies and sensitivity to food, odors, chemicals, medicines and sounds
• Numbness, tingling and burning sensation in the face, hands or feet