Introduction
Feeling tired all the time isn’t just about being overworked—it could be your body trying to tell you something more serious. If you constantly ask, “Why am I always tired?”, this guide will help you explore common causes and when to seek help.
Tiredness after a long day is normal. But if you feel drained even after rest, that’s fatigue—a persistent state that affects daily life.
Common Medical Causes of Constant Fatigue
A lack of red blood cells reduces oxygen delivery to tissues, leading to weakness and shortness of breath.
An underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) slows metabolism, leading to sluggishness, weight gain, and low energy.
High or low blood sugar levels can leave you feeling exhausted and dehydrated.
Interrupted breathing during sleep means your body doesn’t get the rest it needs, even after 8 hours in bed.
Mental health conditions often manifest physically, and fatigue is a common symptom.
If your tiredness persists for more than two weeks or affects your productivity, it’s time to speak to a healthcare provider.
Doctors may run:
Treatment depends on the cause. It may include medication, lifestyle changes, or therapy.
Conclusion
Chronic fatigue isn’t something to ignore. It may be the result of an underlying condition that requires attention. Listening to your body is the first step toward healing.
Call to Action
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