Does pain make you tired?
I've been dealing with chronic migraines, and even on days when the pain is manageable, I feel completely exhausted. Does pain really make you feel so tired and drained?
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5 months ago
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Oh absolutely, fighting constant pain drains all your energy. I have tried hot saltwater baths and herbal teas which helped soothe my body, but proper rest is what actually recovers you. Please don't push yourself too hard.
5 months ago
Yes, chronic pain keeps the nervous system in a constant state of high alert, which my doctor explained is extremely taxing on the body's energy reserves. This continuous stress prevents deep sleep, leading to severe daytime fatigue.
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5 months ago
Fatigue from pain is real, but don't just rely on online suggestions or assuming it's normal. If you are constantly tired and in pain, you must consult a medical specialist to find the root cause.
5 months ago
Dealing with PCOS pelvic pain always leaves me completely exhausted and drained. I think the constant physical discomfort just wears you out mentally and physically. Try to rest as much as you can.
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