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chronic fatigue syndrome
noun
a viral disease of the immune system, usually characterized by debilitating fatigue and flu-like symptoms.
chronic fatigue syndrome
noun
CFS. another name for myalgic encephalopathy
chronic fatigue syndrome
A syndrome characterized by debilitating fatigue and a combination of flulike symptoms such as sore throat, swollen lymph glands, low-grade fever, headache, and muscle pain or weakness. The cause is unknown.
chronic fatigue syndrome
A condition characterized by fatigue over an extended period, sometimes accompanied by neurologic abnormalities. The cause of this syndrome is unknown.
Word History and Origins
Origin of chronic fatigue syndrome1
Example Sentences
Among the most common co-occurring illnesses were chronic fatigue syndrome and mast cell activation syndrome, or MCAS, a condition where patients experience intense episodes of diarrhea, hives, vomiting, and, in many cases, life-threatening anaphylaxis attacks.
“You’re a kid and you have no authority over anyone,” said Lily, who has POTS, EDS, chronic fatigue syndrome, and chronic pain.
It was reported that she suffered from a debilitating infection known as the Epstein Barr virus, and from the chronic fatigue syndrome, ME.
Diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, as well as Pots - a condition which causes dizziness - and hypermobility, she struggled with attendance and anxiety.
Hazel Stinson, 49, from Kent, suffers from chronic fatigue syndrome and was last able to visit the GP for a cervical screening six years ago.
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