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How do you manage your lupus fatigue?
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What makes me the most tired is the inflammation makes it hard to breathe and wakes me up.
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I feel completely exhausted and drained most of the time. Does anyone have any advice on how to help it? Should I just order a caffeine drip? :)
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Hi everyone,
How are you feeling today? Have you seen this older discussion? 🙂
How do you manage your lupus fatigue? Would you mind sharing your tips with us?
Feel free to share in the comments below!
Take care,
Berthe
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Hello, Fatigue is a warning sign to stop and rest or take a nap. When my son was little when he had a nap, I joined him. Listen to your body!!!! It is a warning to slow down and believe me it works! We need more rest than the average person. Be glad you are getting the warning signs before a flare. That warning is saying your body is tired and needs a break. We do not always want to listen to our bodies but I found out that the warning signs are a way to prevent a major flare-up.
God be With Us All--We always have challenges and I pray we have the wisdom to stop and listen. Not all of us are in tune with the signs and you are lucky you are having the signs to slow down to prevent a flare-up.
Many Blessings and I pray that you get a remission. Always, wishing you the best that life has to offer.
mickey aka Michele (mickeyitaly3@aol.com)
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No, I'm never more serious fatigue but sometimes I really after sleeping all night, I'm going to sleep all day.
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I am generally not taken seriously about my fatigue, but it’s pretty incapacitating 😞
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God bless you all!
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Hello everyone,
How are you today? 😊
Have you seen this discussion? Have you had a chance to check out this ongoing discussion? It could be interesting to gain some insights from some of our members.
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Do you experience fatigue due to lupus? How do you manage it?
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Somya from the Carenity team 🌼
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Hello everyone,
I am fairly new here and diagnosed with lupus. Over the last few months I have become increasingly fatigued. I need to speak with my doctor about this and plan on doing so, but I researched and it says fatigue is a common symptom of lupus.
Funny thing is, I have been diagnosed for about 2 years and only in the last 6 months have I begun to feel fatigued.
Has anyone else experienced that? What do you do for fatigue? Do you seek a doctor for it?
Thank you in advance.