Functional & Longevity Medicine
Chronic Fatigue
Tiredness is generally subjective, and how people feel is determined by how they felt in the past as opposed to how good they could feel.
A Subjective Experience
Because tiredness is subjective, understanding how you feel now compared with how you could feel is an important part of addressing chronic fatigue.
What We Assess
Patient History
A detailed conversation about your symptoms, lifestyle and how your fatigue has developed over time.
Blood Screening
Blood tests to help identify nutritional or physiological factors that may be contributing.
Metabolic Screening
Assessment of metabolic factors, such as insulin resistance, that can play a role in ongoing tiredness.
Possible Contributing Factors
Chronic fatigue can have several possible contributing factors, including nutritional depletions, ongoing inflammatory processes, metabolic disorders, heavy metal exposure, and poor gut health.
Identifying which of these, if any, are relevant to you is the focus of assessment, rather than assuming a single cause.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Our Answers
What happens after the initial assessment?
Once we have a clearer picture of any contributing factors, we discuss a personalised plan with you, which may include nutritional, lifestyle or medical support.
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