Talking to your provider about feeling tired
- Talking with your provider about fatigue:
- Make sure your providers ask you about fatigue
- Make sure you tell your providers about your fatigue
- Look at how long it lasts, what makes it better or worse, how bad it is
- Note if tiredness bothers your thinking, mood, and ability to perform daily activities
- Be sure to call your provider if you:
- Get dizzy
- Loose your balance when walking
- Loose your balance when getting out of bed or out of a chair
- Fall or hurt yourself
- Have trouble waking up
- Have problems catching your breath
- Have a sudden increase in fatigue (you need to rest all the time)
- Have a really rapid heartbeat
- Can't go to sleep or don't stay asleep or can't go back to sleep once you wake up during the night
- Are very feeling anxious, nervous, constantly thinking about things
- Can't get out of bed for more than 24 hours
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