Chronic Fatigue Is Accepted as Real and It Has Been Renamed to SEID

Every patient of chronic fatigue syndrome whines that they are so tired even if haven’t done anything at all in an entire day.

For those who don’t know too much about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, this is an adverse condition which leaves the sufferer feeling very tired, sluggish, exhausted and restless. The typical patient is one who lives a fit life and starts to feel tired all of a sudden. As for the symptoms, they can be mild but there are also times when they can be very bad. The more severe symptoms include tunnel vision, too much pain in the back and others can no longer even get out of bed on their own.

The name of this illness has been changed from Chronic Fatigue Syndromes to Systematic Exertion Intolerance Disease or SEID and has been accepted by the Institute of Medicine as a real unfortunate condition. This serious disease is putting a burden on several hundreds of thousands of people in the U.S. today.