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Tired for months? Doctor visit 'not urgent, but don't let it drag on'

Tired for months? Doctor visit 'not urgent, but don't let it drag on'

Studies indicate that approximately ten percent of people experience an autumn slump during the month of November. While seasonal fatigue is common, medical professionals warn that persistent tiredness should not be dismissed entirely as a seasonal effect.

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