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Which cost me a toe recently. Lung amyloidosis. Recently diagnosed with underactive thyroid, which I must start taking medicine for everyday. I would give anything to get some energy. I go to bed tired and wake up tired. Does anyone else feel like this??
Hi Shirley. I too suffer, and I mean suffer with chronic fatigue. I have scoliosis so it is almost impossible to walk upright. And, don't let me mention the other symptoms of amyloidosis. My primary doctor told me I could write a book about amyloidosis since I have almost every symptom in the book. I avoid depression like the plague. But, by God's grace I can keep my mind off it most of the time. So, my friend, when they come up with something for this fatigue, I'm first in line. I'm going to ask my doc for more physical therapy to see if I can improve my mobility. I fear my weight will continue to increase if I don't get more active.
Pain in feet has gotten better been in the gym daily and it's paying off big difference
Yes, fatigue is a very common experience with amyloidosis, especially when it affects multiple organs. The fatigue you're experiencing can be particularly intense because your heart may be having trouble getting enough oxygen to your tissues. This, combined with neuropathy symptoms, can create a cycle of exhaustion that Show Full Answer
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