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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / M.E. prognosis
Prognosis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / M.E.: quality of life, limitations and outlook, from research and from people who live with it.
Prognosis is not good if u gave been ill as long as myself
If u are very very careful on onaet with support and right advice its better
If u are very very careful on onaet with support and right advice its better
Posted Jan 17, 2018 by Annette 2500
The prognosis is that you need to learn to live with it, live as comfortably as possible, and take care of yourself. Since our disease is not recognized as it really is, we spend most of our money on doctors, clinics, medicines and supplements on top of often not being able to make a living. Much of the money is wasted on things that don't work. Then we find something that works for us. The best way to live is to have a support system, even if it's small. If not human then animal. Beauty of some sort, things that make us happy should be in our home space.
I was 24 when I contracted it. That was over 30 years ago. Now facing my elder years I expect it to remain the same with some variations such as in the last 5 years I was diagnosed with cervical arthritis. Unless a cure is found it is not likely to get better. However I have begun taking new medications for head pain and for myalgia and nerves that have made a real difference.
I was 24 when I contracted it. That was over 30 years ago. Now facing my elder years I expect it to remain the same with some variations such as in the last 5 years I was diagnosed with cervical arthritis. Unless a cure is found it is not likely to get better. However I have begun taking new medications for head pain and for myalgia and nerves that have made a real difference.
Posted Mar 3, 2018 by Beti 2700
Some people seem to have remission but for others, this is a life-long disease.
Posted Aug 9, 2018 by cathy 2500
ME at first waxes and wanes [after the initial onslaught]
and then becomes progressive
it can't get better as we have no treatment yet, but once we do there will be hope
and then becomes progressive
it can't get better as we have no treatment yet, but once we do there will be hope
Posted Apr 6, 2019 by Fadra 2550
The condition can get better if you avoid further chemical/EMF exposure and take care of co-infections. It can get worse if you do not take care of yourself.
Posted Dec 12, 2019 by Joanna 6200
It could go either way. If you pace, rest and learn to say no, you can lead a fairly normal life. You push and it will get worse.
Posted Dec 21, 2019 by Pam 3550
