Does any of you feel worn out?

Question

and also extremely tired all the time like you cant move and have to lie down all day and very achy.it came to me so sudden months ago and i simply cant get out of bed.has any of you got the same symptoms?if so wht did u do about it? wht could it be,could it result to something else more severe like smth neurological bc ive been through a lot of violence in my family in my childhood.Any advice and disorders would be kindly appreciated!

Answer 1

Get your blood sugar checked.  You could be diabetic.  You will have to have a doctor do it or give an order for the lab work.  At any rate, seek medical attention now before it's too late.  If it's diabetes, it can kill you if you are not treated.  It could be many different things, but you need to have this ruled out now.

Answer 2

i have had this b4 and it can last for over a year. Mononucleosis. it makes you feel warn out and horrable. its like a common cold but not as much mucus. Rest and liquid tylenol and lots and lots of water. I had it for over a year. you can get it from the air or even over stressing.

Answer 3

you could be suffering from severe depression. Seek medical help, see a psychiatrist. but first, go to your doctor and have a complete blood analysis, and see if something physical is wrong with you, like having another disease, or lacking hemoglobin.

Answer 4

I feel the same but I think it's because I've had 13 hours sleep a night for four weeks =/

Answer 5

It sounds a lot like mononucleosis to me.  It will leave you extremely tired and very achy.  Another possibility is fibromyalgia.  The best thing to do is to see your doc, who will do blood work to rule out the mono.  Fibromyalgia is harder to detect.  There is also a possibility you are anemic.  I feel tired and worn out also at the moment due to stress, which is another thing that can make you feel very tired, but not too achy.  Also if you are doing any kind of work that you are not used to or physical sports you can feel real tired and achy.  So, hope that helps some, but see your doc ASAP to determine the best course of action for your symptoms.