It appears that no matter how much sleep I get, I'm still tired. It has begun to worry me. My thirst has increased, but I think that's largely due to the fact that I'm getting used to 1L+ per day again, and miss it when its gone. The only things that spring to mind are SAD, Diabetes [which I strongly doubt — although I always crave sweets, I'm not strongly overweight (BMI=26ish), and I don't bruise easily, which IIRC, is a symptom], or depression. But I don't feel generally depressed either. I'm sure I'll figure it out, or it'll go away.
It appears that no matter how much sleep I get, I'm still tired. It has begun to worry me. My thirst has increased, but I think that's largely due to the fact that I'm getting used to 1L+ per day again, and miss it when its gone. The only things that spring to mind are SAD, Diabetes [which I strongly doubt — although I always crave sweets, I'm not strongly overweight (BMI=26ish), and I don't bruise easily, which IIRC, is a symptom], or depression. But I don't feel generally depressed either. I'm sure I'll figure it out, or it'll go away.
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Date: 2005-01-12 04:30 pm (UTC)Get a physical, sure -- just don't leap to the conclusion that you've got diabetes or SAD. I'm not a doctor, but the basic questions to ask:
1. Are you sleeping on a regular schedule, getting at least 8 hours of sleep a night?
2. Are you urinating/defecating regularly? Anything unusual happening?
3. Are you eating a good mix of food on a regular (3x-5x/day) basis? Pizza doesn't count. :p
4. Are you exercising for at least 30 minutes, 3x a week?
5. Have there been any major changes in your life lately? Breakups, deaths, changes in routine, etc.
That's the checklist I'd run through with any of the people whom I care for, and it will help to make sure that you're covering the bases.