Who is at risk for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?


While numerous inquiries remain and analysts keep on investigating conceivable causes and hazard factors for CFS, there are some settled upon attributes that propose who most are in danger for CFS:
  • CFC influences Women’s multiple times more as often as possible than Men. Be that as it may, men can develop CFS.
  • CFC essentially happens in individuals in their 40s and 50s.
  • CFS happens in all ethnic and racial gatherings and in nations around the globe.
  • CFS may have a hereditary connection.
How is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome treated?  
Researcher says that, if you are suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome then it is important that you undergo proper treatment options which are a combination of medicines and therapies. These therapies include:
  • Undergoing Integrative Physical Therapy has proven & quite effective for treating CFS.
  • Recent development in this field also shows that undergoing Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy has proven & quite effective for patients who are suffering from the CFS. 
If you would like to be evaluated for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, please call and schedule a consultation with Dr. Shore at Chronic Fatigue Treatment Center, Virginia.

Location: United States

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