Feeling Tired All the Time: A Serious Underlying Cause
Feeling "tired all the time" has become a common aspect of modern life, often attributed to a fast-paced lifestyle, social media, and overwork.
However, British NHS experts warn that this persistent fatigue may be a sign of a serious, yet underdiagnosed, medical condition.
According to surgeon Toby Richards, director of the Iron Clinic in London, iron deficiency is a common nutritional deficiency that can cause chronic exhaustion in millions of people.
Chronic fatigue is often dismissed as psychological or normal, particularly in young women who are often overlooked in the medical field.
Richards emphasizes that this persistent fatigue has a biological and treatable explanation, rather than being a simple consequence of lifestyle.
- Persistent fatigue may not be just a result of modern life
- Iron deficiency is a common cause of chronic exhaustion
- Young women are often underdiagnosed and overlooked in the medical field
Author's summary: Iron deficiency may be the real cause of chronic fatigue.
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