The Effect on Chronic Fatigue

People with chronic fatigue syndrome often complain about extreme fatigue after every exercise: muscle and knot pain, sleep problems, and rational thinking because of pain and sleep. The causes of syndrome are difficult to diagnose, in America only 20% of the cases.

Scientists suggest that utero bacteria (combs) can respond to conditions or health problems that are still unknown.

Microbes are a community of bacteria of every human being, and they affect immune resistance to environment and disease. This study focused on the possible connection between chronic fatigue and intestine imbalance, Kosovo Press broadcasts.

The study included 50 patients with chronic fatigue syndrome and 50 healthy individuals. Most participants were women aged 51.

Feche samples were taken from all participants and genetically determined to determine the species and quantities of bacteria present, and a blood test was made for each participants.

The results showed that people with chronic fatigue syndrome have different bacteria in their intestines than healthy people.

Moreover, a higher number of different types of bacteria and their imbalance have been observed, depending on the severity of chronic fatigue syndrome, but also the intestine syndrome, both syndromes are similar and are often present.

The study estimates that such findings can help doctors diagnose and treat chronic fatigue treatments. The results may also help early detection and reduced chronic fatigue syndrome. However, the question is whether intestine bacteria alone affect chronic fatigue.