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Fatigue

Also known as: Persistent Tiredness · Low Energy · Exhaustion

Fatigue is persistent low energy not relieved by rest. In optimization medicine it is treated as a signal, not a diagnosis: a downstream marker of hormonal, metabolic, thyroid, nutrient, or sleep dysfunction.

Medically reviewed
Dr. Laura Purdy · MD, MBA
Clinical Director, oMeds
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Overview

What you need to know

Persistent fatigue is one of the most common reasons adults seek optimization care, and it is almost always multifactorial. A full workup reviews testosterone (men), estradiol/progesterone (women), thyroid (TSH, free T3, free T4, reverse T3), iron (ferritin), B12, vitamin D, A1C, fasting insulin, and inflammation (hs-CRP). Sleep architecture, training load, alcohol, and stress are reviewed in parallel. Fatigue rarely resolves with a single intervention — the durable answer comes from biomarker-guided sequencing.

Bring this entity into your optimization pathway

Every condition, symptom, biomarker, and medication on oMeds is reviewed by a licensed provider and recalibrated against the standardized biomarker panel.