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Nijrolder I et al. – Only a minority of patients were diagnosed with serious pathology. Half of the patients did not receive any diagnosis that could explain their fatigue. Nevertheless, because of the wide range of conditions and symptoms that may explain or co–occur with the fatigue, fatigue is a complex problem that deserves attention not only as a symptom of underlying specific disease.

   

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