Some physicians treat chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and fibromyalgia (FMS) separately, while other medics view them as actually one and the same thing or at least consider them the variations of the same condition. According to the research it was shown that more than a half patients with one diagnosis also have the symptoms of the other conditions.... Read more...

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (or CFS) is not as light and unserious as it seems to be from the first sight. There are a lot of people who refer to the disease as to a simple slight indisposition. But probably, they do not realize that this mysterious illness affects more than one million people in the U.S.A. The symptoms that they experience can vary but usually it is possible to single out the most typical ones. They are: headaches of the type that has never been experienced predated fatigue, sleep that gives no refresh pain in muscle and different joints, substantial impairment in memory and concentration abilities, malaise, and sometimes sore throat.... Read more...

Chronic fatigue syndrome is a mysterious disease that has no special physical signs that identify it. There are no diagnostic laboratory tests for the illness. And as the reason there is no known treatment or special cure for CFS. Generally, the illness is treated with the aim of symptom relief and function improving. There is no single therapy that will help all CFS patients. So it is usually used a combination of drug and non-drug therapies for people with CFS.... Read more...