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🩺 Sunday Wellness Myth

❌ Myth: Being tired means you didn't get enough sleep.

✅ Reality: Fatigue doesn't always mean you need more sleep.

Common causes include:

• Poor sleep quality or sleep apnea

• Anemia or iron deficiency

• Thyroid disorders

• Diabetes

• Heart or kidney disease

• Chronic infections

• Stress, anxiety, or depression

• Medication side effects

• Lifestyle factors, including diet, inactivity, and alcohol use

These are common causes, not an exhaustive list.

Practical tip: If fatigue persists despite adequate sleep, track your symptoms, review your medications with your clinician, and get evaluated. Blood tests or a sleep study may be appropriate depending on your symptoms and medical history.

🚨 Seek urgent medical attention for fatigue accompanied by chest pain, severe shortness of breath, or fainting.

Don't just treat the symptom. Look for the underlying cause.

#SundayWellness #Fatigue #SleepHealth #HealthTips #Cardiology

AI-assisted, human reviewedAI helped with the content, but the human substantially created, edited, or directed the final result and reviewed it before publishing.

This is not medical advice. Check with a doctor before acting on anything you read here.

Cite this article

Chayakrit Krittanawong, MD, FACC, FAHA, FSCAI. 🩺 Sunday Wellness Myth. Vitahash. 2026. STAMP-2026-1018-3TBVHX6D

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