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Meanings of chronic fatigue in English

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Usage of chronic fatigue in English
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A lot of people question the actual diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome.
Wired
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Age or hormonal therapy were not associated with chronic fatigue levels.
Pubmed
3
At around the same time, the condition became known as chronic fatigue syndrome.
The Guardian
4
We do have a way to assess if you have chronic fatigue syndrome.
Wired
5
Belle and Sebastian's lead singer Stuart Murdoch was afflicted with chronic fatigue… Audio
Radio NZ
6
The extent to which this overlaps with chronic fatigue syndrome is being investigated.
The Guardian
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Stuart had had chronic fatigue syndrome and had been out of the game.
The Guardian
8
Many in the medical community don't believe chronic fatigue syndrome is a real disease.
Reuters
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The debate over whether chronic fatigue syndrome is biological or psychological still runs hot.
The Guardian
10
Thirty years later, the name chronic fatigue syndrome was coined.
Reuters
11
This would make perfect sense if chronic fatigue were incurable.
The Guardian
12
Some people carry chronic fatigue with them because of their steady attention to fatigue.
Nerves and Common Sense
13
A lot of low-level adrenal insufficiency, especially in women, is diagnosed as chronic fatigue.
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Perhaps, they said, some aspects of chronic fatigue are spread in a meme-like fashion too.
The Guardian
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Yet more research shows chronic fatigue syndrome is real.
The Guardian
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Patients with pretreatment elevated fatigue, anxiety or depression levels are at risk for chronic fatigue.
Pubmed
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Chronic fatigue through the time
Chronic fatigue across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common