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Honestly, I have felt this way since I hit puberty and I am 34 and started my period at 9. I don’t know what to tell you, other than to just plug along, it has been that way no matter what my weight, physical activity, etc. Sorry I am no help just wanted to let you know that I do understand!!

Try eating more fiber.

You need to see your doc for a complete physical and blood workup as this is not normal. Call now and get this checked out by your doc ASAP.

sorry I am of no help either but I feel the same way all the time.. I could sleep 24 hrs a day I think [or atleast lay in bed] … hope someone can help you figure it out though!

Good Luck!

I used to be, some 6 years ago. Turned out my thyroid was underactive, and i even had undiagnosed depression due to this condition. Go get your TSH levels checked, pronto.

If you already have done this, try to see if you are getting enough sleep. This saturday, go to bed at the same time you usally go, and wait until your body naturally wakes up. The hours you slept are the ones you need on a daily basis.

Get your thyroid checked. Even if you’re in the normal range you might be on the low side of normal and you might benefit from thyroid meds. That’s what I did. I was fatigued all the time to the point I knew something was wrong w/ me. I got on the med and you wouldn’t believe the difference. You feel human again.

after boning my gf all day long, shes pretty tired..but she still can get me a sandwhich and a beer..good girl.

me. i walk around looking like a zombie but maybe if it is because u miss a meal or 2 every dat then that can mess you up. just put up the will power to see things through and it could happen. or just drink a ton of Coca cola like i do and be wired all day.

I too have been feeling this way. And have done for the past couple of years.
I did have a blood test done to check my iron and it was very low so I was taking Iron tablets but they really affected my lower stomach so I stopped but am sure that this may be why.
How long have you been feeling like this?
Are you having very heavy menstrual cycles?
If anyone out there knows how to stop feeling so tired please let us know.
Thanks

You need more charbohidrates! (Excuse my spelling I’m on my first cup of coffee!!!) This helped me so much! Hope this helps!

I used to struggle with being consistently worn out 24/7. My mother had me go to the doctor a couple years ago and I had some bloodwork done. It turns out that I was severely anemic. Anemia is common in teenage girls, I’m not sure how old you are, but you might try eating more veggies, fish, and other iron pumped foods. Iron is what keeps your blood pumping, which increases the oxygen that courses through your body.

Check out this article on anemia put out by the National Institute of Health.

I hope you get your rest soon! Have a good one.