Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Overview

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a medical disorder characterized by a persistent feeling of extreme exhaustion that lasts for more than six months and does not improve with rest or sleep. It affects the nervous system and the immune system. Symptoms include ongoing fatigue, deterioration after minimal effort, and various physical disturbances such as muscle and joint pains, sleep disorders, and headaches, which can sometimes make diagnosis challenging. The disease is recognized as a genuine health issue that requires early diagnosis. It is usually managed through activity regulation, healthy nutrition, psychological support, and symptom treatment with medications.

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