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Health Encyclopedia: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Treatment
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Treatment
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- Diagnosis
- Prognosis
Treatment
There is no proven or reliable cure for CFS, and no drug has been developed specifically for this disorder. Because CFS remains poorly understood, many patients have problems finding good care. Overall, the recommended strategy for treatment includes a combination of the following:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and graded exercise may be helpful for certain patients
- Antidepressant drugs in some cases, usually low-dose tricyclic
- A healthy diet
- Sleep management techniques
- Medication
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