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∙ 14y agoIt could be an overgrowth in yeast in your body, called Candida. Look up the symptoms and see if it fits what you're describing. If you have taken at antibiotic in your life, chances are you have it.
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∙ 14y agoHigh body temperature, feeling tired and lack of sleep could be signs of malaria, insomnia, constipation or pneumonia. It is important to see a medical professional ASAP to get medication.
Tired
you fell tired
by making u tired so u sleep. the body recovers when u sleep
First, you will become extremely tired. You will become very lathargic, and after a long enough period without sleep, you will simply crash onto whatever it is you are on, and your body will force you to go to sleep. Basically, in time, if you don't sleep, your body will make you. you will faint
Your body needs to rejuvenate its energy to be ready for the next day, game, etc. If you worked very hard for a long period of time, your body needs to replenish the proteins supply and get more glucose. If you don't sleep and allow your body to get rest, you will be physically and mentally tired and drained.
When we are sleep neck up over the body high then our neck pain.
Tiredness is often ones body telling them it is time to slow down and sleep. It could also be a symptom of a medical condition such as anemia, diabetes, sleep apnea and depression. One should see a doctor if they are feeling tired for a lengthy period.
make your body tired,and take some fresh air deep into your lungs then go to bed you will get good sleep
to rest. It's important to prioritize sleep and avoid drowsy driving, as it can impair your reaction time and increase the risk of accidents on the road. If you're feeling tired, pull over in a safe location and take a break before continuing your journey.
Yes, it is. Your body does need rest.
Yes, you can feel sick when you're tired and that's because with lack of rest or sleep, the brain gives off false signals that tell you you're not feeling well. Lack of sleep can make you feel disorintated and out of sorts; therefore good sleep or taking a nap might help to make you feel better. Try taking a brief nap--a half hour to an hour--and then see how you feel. Most likely, you will feel much better...