CFS Main File
CFS Main File
CFS Main File
Introduction 3-5
History 6-8
Epidemiology 9-12
Etiology 13-16
Clinic 16-20
Diagnosis 20-25
Treatment and Exercise 26-30
conclusion 31-38
References 40
Introduction!
How many people all over the world suffer from Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome?
● 1% to 2.5% of people in
*120,000,000 m
It is estimated to affect of this the population worldwide
*highest prevalence
found in developed countries and low-income
populations
How CFS affect minority and
low-income populations?
cultural differences
Etiology
. Some studies have suggested that CFS may be triggered by:
bacterial infections, genetic predisposition, immune
dysfunction, andenvironmental factors such as stress.
For example
cognitive
memory and concentration
problems difficulties 02
sleep
It can significantly impact a
person's quality of life disturbances 03
muscle and joint pain
CFS is associated with inflammation and immune dysregulation, which can impact the
brain and nervous system
sleep disturbances
alterations in the immune system seen in CFS patients may disrupt the normal sleep-
wake cycle.
Diagnosis
The presence of at least four of the following
symptoms for at least six months:
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ME CFS
Epidemiology
^120,000,000 m
Etiology
^bacterial infections
^genetic predisposition
^immune dysfunction
^andenvironmental factors
Clinic
^muscle and joint pain
^cognitive difficulties
^sleep disturbances
Diagnosis
^Medical history
^Physical exam
^Laboratory tests
^Additional tests
Treatment and Exercise
^Medications
^Lifestyle changes
^Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
^Graded exercise therapy (GET)
COLLABORATORS