Chronic fatigue patients more likely to suppress emotions

Posted by on May 17, 2016 2:15 pm
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Chronic fatigue syndrome patients report they are more anxious and distressed than people who don’t have the condition, and they are also more likely to suppress those emotions. In addition, when under stress, they show greater activation of the biological ”fight or flight” mechanism, which may add to their fatigue, according to new research.

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