Mar 05
Chronic fatigue syndrome is one of several names given to a poorly understood, variably debilitating disorder of uncertain causes. Many patients do not fully recover from chronic fatigue syndrome, even with treatment. This isn’t progressive and generally doesn’t lead to other conditions or diseases. It can, however, cause pain, depression and lack of sleep. These problems can then interfere with your ability to work at home or on the job, or maintain close family or personal relationships. The frustration of dealing with an often-misunderstood condition also can be a complication of the condition.