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Fatigue is one of the most common symptoms of MS, occurring in about 80% of people. Fatigue can significantly interfere with a person's ability to function at home and at work, and may be the most prominent symptom in a person who otherwise has minimal activity limitations. Fatigue is one of the primary causes of early departure from the workforce.

What Makes MS Fatigue Different?
Several different kinds of fatigue occur in MS. For example, people who have bladder dysfunction (producing night-time awakenings) or nocturnal muscle spasms, may be sleep deprived and suffer from fatigue as a result. People who are depressed may also suffer fatigue. And anyone who needs to expend considerable effort just to accomplish daily tasks (e.g., dressing, brushing teeth, bathing, preparing meals) may suffer from additional fatigue as a result.

In addition to these sources of fatigue, there is another kind of fatigue—referred to as lassitude—that is unique to people with MS. Researchers are beginning to outline the characteristics of this so-called "MS fatigue" that make it different from fatigue experienced by persons without MS.

Generally occurs on a daily basis
May occur early in the morning, even after a restful night’s sleep
Tends to worsen as the day progresses
Tends to be aggravated by heat and humidity
Comes on easily and suddenly
Is generally more severe than normal fatigue
Is more likely to interfere with daily responsibilities
MS-related fatigue does not appear to be directly correlated with either depression or the degree of physical impairment.

Cause of Fatigue in MS Remains Unknown
The cause of MS fatigue is currently unknown. Ongoing studies are seeking to find an objective test that can be used as a marker for fatigue and for precise ways to measure it. Some people with MS say that family members, friends, co-workers, or employers sometimes misinterpret their fatigue and think the person is depressed or just not trying hard enough.

Treatment Recommendations
for Managing Fatigue
Because fatigue can also be caused by treatable medical conditions such as depression, thyroid disease, or anemia, or may occur as a side effect of various medications or be the result of inactivity, persons with MS should consult a physician if fatigue becomes a problem. A comprehensive evaluation can help identify the factors contributing to fatigue and make it possible to develop an approach suited to the individual’s needs.

Options for dealing with fatigue include:

Occupational therapy to simplify tasks at work and home.
Physical therapy to learn energy-saving ways of walking (with or without assistive devices) and performing other daily tasks, and to develop a regular exercise program.
Sleep regulation, which might involve treating other MS symptoms that interfere with sleep (e.g., spasticity, urinary problems) and using sleep medications on a short-term basis.
Psychological interventions, such as stress management, relaxation training, membership in a support group, or psychotherapy.
Heat management—strategies to avoid overheating and to cool down.
Medications—amantadine hydrochloride (Symmetrel®) and modafinil (Provigil®) are the most commonly prescribed. While neither is approved specifically by the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of MS-related fatigue, each has demonstrated some benefit in clinical trials. The most recent trial of modafinil, however, reported no difference between modafinil and placebo in relieving fatigue.
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/about-multiple-sclerosis/what-we-know-about-ms/symptoms/fatigue/index.aspx

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Stacy: Nothing to exciting to report. Tripp has had a good night, he stormed for a few minutes around 8, then we got his meds in him and he calmed down. He is still on so much medicine and you can always tell when he needs it. He is back in his wheelchair now. He is really hard to get in it cause he is so stiff, but once you do he seems to really like sitting up. A nice change from the bed. I held him for a little bit, but he never relaxed so I put him down. I hope his surgery goes great tomorrow and he can finally start feeling better. My poor baby needs a break from all the pain. Thank you for all the prayers for Tripp and our whole family. I pray with Tripp at night and we pray for all of you and all the other kids here at the hospital going through tough times too. I know this whole horrible experience has made me a more caring and sensitive person. No matter what a person looks like or how they act, you can never actually tell what is going on in their lives. I went to the mall today and for a few minutes, I looked like I owned the world, smiling and happy, next minute I passed some kids playing and had tears in my eyes and just kept my head down. Emotions are a crazy thing when your under so much stress. I have learned to "try" to be kind to everyone, you never know what they are dealing with behind the scenes. I am so fortunate to have this page so I can express my emotions freely. Thank you all for being so understanding and supportive. Well, about time to put Tripp back in bed and try to get some sleep myself. Everyone have a great night.

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