it's last for hours, sometimes goes to the next day even though I get lots of sleep. I am only 55 years old.
Q: three or four times a week or more I suddenly feel really tired and have no energy to do anything
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6/20/08 11:02am
Hi, and thank you for your question. First and foremost, you should check with your physician if these symptoms continue. To get the conversation started, I would suggest checking in with our "Daytime Drowsiness" symptom checker to further evaluate your symptoms. Thanks so much for writing in. Hope this helps!
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