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Tom Kindlon

Given all talk re: Post Exertional Malaise/Post Exertional Symptom Exacerbation in :

Here is "Symptoms made worse due to physical or cognitive exertion" in &

Also shows all the range of ME/#CFS
symptoms

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Table 4. Symptoms made worse due to physical or cognitive exertion (N = 1534). % (n) "Yes" % (n) at "2" Threshold 99.4 (1525) 98.0 (1504) 98.9 (1517) 98.3 (1508) Items 1. Reduced stamina and/or functional capacity 2. Physical fatigue 3. Cognitive exhaustion 4. Problems thinking 5. Unrefreshing sleep 6. Muscle pain 7. Insomnia 8. Muscle weakness/instability 9. Temperature dysregulation 10. Flu-like symptoms 11. Aches all over your body 12. Physically fatigued while mentally wired 13. Dizziness 14. Gastro-intestinal problems 15. Headaches 16. Ataxia 17. Increased heart rate/heart palpitations 18. Weak or stiff neck 19. Joint pain 20. Problems with speech 21. Sore throats 22. Muscle twitching 23. Night sweats and chills 24. Sore eyes 25. Nerve pain 26. Sore lymph nodes 27. Nausea 28. Tinnitus 29. Trouble breathing 30. Neurological symptoms 31. Excessive sleep 32. Loss of appetite 33. Migraines 34. Cardiac pain and/or arrhythmia 35. Brain twangs 36. Severe burning sensation all over skin 37. Paralysis/inability to move 38. Premenstrual symptoms 39. Decreased heart rate
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From: "Assessment of Post-Exertional Malaise (PEM) in Patients with ME and CFS: A Patient-Driven Survey" (2019) by a Leonard A. Jason team pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/


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