31/10/2025
Fatigue causes many ailments:
Lack of sleep causes fatigue and can have a negative impact on your health and wellbeing.
Aim for 7-8 hours of sleep every night. Go to bed at the same time every night and wake up at the same time each morning to keep yourself on schedule. Make sure your mattress is comfortable, the room is sufficiently dark and cool and your phone is not in the room.
Sleep apnea is when sufferers briefly stop breathing for short periods during sleep. It can cause load snoring or daytime fatigue. Being overweight, smoking and drinking alcohol can cause this to happen.
Not eating the correct food can affect your sleep. Eating a lot of carbohydrates or sugary food or drinking a lot of alcohol can cause your blood sugars to spike and then drop dramatically.
Anaemia, iron deficiency is very common in women. Without iron, your body may not be getting enough oxygen it needs for energy.
Depression causes sadness and anxiety, but it can also cause physical symptoms including fatigue, insomnia and pains.
Caffeine overload: tea, coffee, chocolate, coke or alcohol.
Most people think that coffee keeps them awake. Your blood sugars drop after a certain length of time having caffeine in your system. Too much caffeine can cause jitters, heart to race or palpitations.
Diabetes can cause fatigue with either high or low blood sugars. When your sugars are high, they remain in the bloodstream instead of being used for energy, this makes you fatigue. Low blood sugars means you may not have enough fuel for energy also causing fatigue.
Dehydration, feeling thirsty, this can cause lack of energy.
Heart disease: when the heart is less able to pump blood to all of the body’s tissues, it conserves resources by diverting blood from the limbs and instead of sending it to the vital organs. This can cause fatigue.
Food allergies can cause fatigue. Certain foods, the body may not be able to tolerate.
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