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What doctor should husband see next?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mattsmom277" data-source="post: 402186" data-attributes="member: 4264"><p>I would think maybe an endocronologist? I do believe with sleep apnea that even if the snoring is eliminated etc it can be a struggle and cause fatigue issues. Yet there are so many causes of chronic fatigue. Since he's carrying extra weight as well, a good regiment to start the morning can help so much come bed time. I'd say perhaps some level of physical activity soon after waking each morning can help boost endorphins etc to kick start his day. And so many people overlook a solid night time pre-sleep routine of relaxation and slowing down of stimulation to allow for a easy transition to sleep. Melatonin is also a natural and helpful sleep aid. Would he take supplements like that? B12 can cause fatigue if it is depleted as can vitamin D etc. A good multi vitamin, daily sunshine and some exercise and a good transition to sleep time in evenings might make a big difference for him while he looks for ideas of the cause of this. So sorry he's coping with fatigue issues. I think fatigue can be more debilitating in my life at times than chronic pain, spasms, vision problems, bladder problems etc combined. It's a vicious life stealer it is. I wish him the best of luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mattsmom277, post: 402186, member: 4264"] I would think maybe an endocronologist? I do believe with sleep apnea that even if the snoring is eliminated etc it can be a struggle and cause fatigue issues. Yet there are so many causes of chronic fatigue. Since he's carrying extra weight as well, a good regiment to start the morning can help so much come bed time. I'd say perhaps some level of physical activity soon after waking each morning can help boost endorphins etc to kick start his day. And so many people overlook a solid night time pre-sleep routine of relaxation and slowing down of stimulation to allow for a easy transition to sleep. Melatonin is also a natural and helpful sleep aid. Would he take supplements like that? B12 can cause fatigue if it is depleted as can vitamin D etc. A good multi vitamin, daily sunshine and some exercise and a good transition to sleep time in evenings might make a big difference for him while he looks for ideas of the cause of this. So sorry he's coping with fatigue issues. I think fatigue can be more debilitating in my life at times than chronic pain, spasms, vision problems, bladder problems etc combined. It's a vicious life stealer it is. I wish him the best of luck! [/QUOTE]
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