All the time. I manage it poorly...

My anxiety is a big culprit in my fatigue, and a few other things, mental health wise. I find that naps and going slow eases the fatigue to an extent.

Are you engaging in any systematic physical exercise. If not, you should start working out at least 3 days a week -- and stay with it.

Lately it is chronic. I know that mine stems from the stress I have been experiencing as well as the depression. I am working on taking better care of myself, and when I can I take naps.

Yes, diabetes suck the life out of you by making you feel tired all the time. Extreme condition, you don't feel like doing anything at all. Its pretty depressing at times. My best strategy to deal with it (Keeping meds, diet and exercise in the right order and measure)... Coffee!!!!!! The hyper rush I get from coffee helps me through the day.... The down side is high blood pressure. I have made peace with the fact I cannot have it all so I'll keep blasting through my life coffee up until the day I'll get a heart attack.... At least I will enjoy every day to the max and the end will be quick

Yes as of lately I’ve been dealing with fatigue,I’ve tried coffee energy drinks but unfortunately a nap works best for me.

Yes! I try to sleep, but I think it's more mental. Meditation helps immensely.

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Vitamins and supplements.

Yes. Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto's Disease play a significant role for me, as does raising a toddler, LOL. Proper medication, supplements, rest, self-care, and taking it slow are all strategies I use.

I do sometimes, and usually listening to upbeat music helps me get through fatigue spells.

Every day. I typically drink tons of green tea or coffee. I've fallen asleep standing up before its that bad

I do. I have narcolepsy, which leaves me half asleep most of the time and completely asleep at inopportune times during the day. The only thing that puts a dent in it is 100mg of modafinil. ?

Yes when I was diagnosed 20 yrs ago they put me on ritalin. I was able to get out of bed and go to work every day. I had fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. Let me have a career till 58. They had to take me off ritalin when I was diagnosed with leukemia 6 years ago. I'm not on it now and I get spurts of energy.

I'm wide awake for maybe 3 hours a day. After that I'm in zombie mode. Sometimes it's an effort to hold a phone to my ear

Have never had a full nights sleep for 23 plus years ..if I get two hours unbroken .. Bonus !
I 've learned not to stress about it ..if I'm lying down ..well .. At least I 'm relaxed..no point stressing or you just end up anxious and exhausted ..
It's not ideal but have resigned myself to it. Sleeping tablets have never been a consideration as they are chemically induced and have a knock on hangover effect .I empathise with you fully ...

There are medical reasons for fatigue. Maybe get checked?

Yes, bucketloads. Managing stress, not over doing it, listening to my body, getting decent sleep.

Hi my own experience was doing the 5-2 diet, buying a sleep monitor watch, walking at least, 8000 steps a day, no TV or screens in bedroom read maybe an hour before bed, using 6 drops of lavender on my pillow.
Now I get 5.5 hours of sleep a night.

Yes, I have chronic fatigue because of of multiple health challenges which I won’t get into because I don’t like to dwell on it but it can be a real pain in the ass. I will say, every challenge I faced has only made me a stronger person. I hope you will find a similar strength. Listening to your body and resting as much as needed works for me. In my case it’s definitely not depression. I’m a former clinical therapist who indeed knows depression from my past. But I know in my case, fortunately I don’t have chronic depression anymore. I refuse to let that rob another slice of my whole. Good luck. You can DM me if you want to know something more.

I don't but a friend has for years, her answer is "nana naps".

Yes, ever since hitting menopause . I fall asleep anytime anywhere these days. And I don't know what the hell to do about it

I have Lyme disease. Chronic fatigue syndrome is part of that, but not my worst thing. When it hits, there isn't much I can do but sleep. Or try to sleep. It stinks when you're that damned tired ... but can't sleep.

Only when I am tired. lol