Chronic_Fatigue_Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Comprehending Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Abstract First, the paper will focus on what Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is, along with the relevance of the etiology, and how it remains unknown to the medical community. Then, we will move on to the epidemiology of the disease and how it is properly diagnosed. Next will be the psychological components associated with CFS, its prevalence, and how those affected find relief through various coping strategies. Some suggestions, will be offered on what may contribute to the risk factors of CFS, including the importance of a patient’s nutrition and diet will also be covered and the importance that nutrition has on the body, along with the professionals that can help individuals manage their lifestyles into a more healthy way of living. Next, the economic burden and how CFS may cause loss of productivity in the household, community, and the labor force. Although there is no cure for those suffering from CFS, individuals may benefit from a treatment/management plan to help with their daily activities. Finally there will be information on who to contact in the local community for information about CFS. Goals and Objectives Target Population: The students of Richard Stockton College of NJ 1. The students cfs, et, al, fatigue, chronic, syndrome, illness, however, suffering, suggests, treatment, patients, etiology, medical, help, 2004, 2002, individuals, disease, contribute, community, adolescents, unknown, symptoms, reports, remains, factors, students, risk, effective, cause, benefit, because, about, therapy