Your thyroid gland produces hormones that tell your cells how fast to work. With hyperthyroidism, radiation or surgery may also be used to knock out or remove part of the problematic gland. Diabetes Your body's primary source of energy is glucose, a sugar found in food. In order to absorb glucose, you need a hormone called insulin, which is produced by your pancreas. In some instances, medication and insulin shots are also needed.
Exercise can help a lot, too.
If you're so exhausted that you're having trouble going about your usual activities, your fatigue has been going on for more than six months, and your doctor can't find any other medical reason to explain it, CFS may be the culprit. No one knows what causes this mysterious malady, but symptoms can last for months or years. Your doctor can also help relieve specific symptoms with pain relievers for muscle aches, antidepressants for depression, and so on. Experts now believe that some cases of chronic fatigue syndrome are actually NMH, a blood pressure disorder that causes your nerves to overstimulate your heart, starting a chain reaction that results in lightheadedness, fainting, and fatigue. Your doctor may also suggest medications such as florinef and beta-blockers.