what causes the feeling of tiredness in your joints?
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DIABETES or Poor circulation have it check out could be a variety of things
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when we do a lot of exercise,our body demands more energy.but the oxygen supply is not sufficient and hence in lack of oxygen,anaerobic respiration occurs in our muscles,which leads to the formation of lactic acid.this lactic acid causes "muscle fatigue",and our muscles starts paining after a vigorous exercise.
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There are many symptoms. tired all the time, unmotivated, you don't like to do anything you used to love. IE sex, outdor activities exc..You tend to sleep ALLOT..
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Because you are tired.  Get some rest and drink some water.
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Interesting, I have had this feeling before and this is what I have done: Get plenty of sleep (at least 8 hours), eat healthy (fruits, protein [chicken], salad, fibers [oatmeal, breads], drink lots of water) 3-5 small meals a day, and get rid of any stinking thinking. Its important to stretch and drink water before, during and after your exercises. The most important thing I have done is stand up, bend slightly over, put your hands on your knees, and squat down slowly while keeping your hands on your knees as added support, then stand up slowly while keeping your hands on your knees, do this 15-20 times BEFORE doing any exercises such as running, squats, any leg lifts, anything that bends the knees - this warms up the knee joints. Also, wear comfortable shoes. Run on grass rather than a hard surface as it takes the impact away from your knee joints. Consider swimming and cycling as a good warmup. Maybe do lighter weight for a while to save your joints. Drink plenty of fluids to keep your joints active. Maybe look into some joint repair supplements at GNC. I do circuit training and I get a great workout without the heavy weights. My knees are fine now. Good luck.
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Arthritis, because every time you crack a joint, you're bursting out the liquid between the joints that keep the bones from rubbing against each other.
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See a doctor.  That's what they're there for.  To see why you are tired, depressed, or have some real cause for pain.
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Yes, that's why you feel tired.
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There are over 100 types of arthritis.  The following are the 4 most common types.\nOsteoarthitis is usually not serious, occurs in later life, and frequently causes knobby swelliing at the distant joints of the fingers.\nRheumatoid arthritis usually starts in middle life and may cause you to feel sick and stiff all over, in addition to causing joint problems.\nGout occurs mostly in me, with sudden, severe attacks of pain and swelling in one joint at a time, frequently the big toe, the ankle or the knee.\nAnkylosing spondylitis affects the back and joints of the lower back.\n\nThese are described in greater detail in "Arthritis: A Take Care of Yourself Health Guide" by James Fries
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Many women maybe feeling tired then because of rapidly changing hormone levels. That is pretty normal. So are the dull aches!
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It could be Arthritic pain.\n\nSpasm of muscles around ur legs.\n\nTrauma with minor fractures.\n\nMeniscitis.\n\nLigament sprain.\n\nEarly cancer at the end of your long bone.\n\n\nthere are many reasons, so please see your primary care physician.
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You probably have arthritis in your joints. If it is in both hands, you might want to see a doctor because it could be rheumatoid arthritis and that can become debilitating if not taken care of early. Another thought, is your bedroom kept cold at night? Cold temperatures can cause stiff, achey joints, so you might try raising the temperature up a few degrees before bed. Aside from that, take an advil every day to help with the pain.
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Maybe vitamins, caffeine, exercise, or even cutting back the night time sleep hours...too much sleep can also cause tiredness.
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FMS (fibromyalgia syndrome) is a widespread musculoskeletal pain and fatigue disorder for which the cause is still unknown. Fibromyalgia means pain in the muscles, ligaments, and tendons – the soft fibrous tissues in the body. \n\nMost patients with Fibromyalgia say that they ache all over. Their muscles may feel like they have been pulled or overworked. Sometimes the muscles twitch and at other times they burn. More women than men are afflicted with this disorder, and it shows up in people of all ages. \n\nThe cause of FMS remains elusive, but there are many triggering events thought to precipitate its onset. A few examples would be an infection (viral or bacterial), an automobile accident or the development of another disorder, such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, or hypothyroidism. These triggering events probably don't cause FMS, but rather, they may awaken an underlying physiological abnormality that is already present.\n\nSynmptoms can include pain, fatigue, chronic headaches, sleep disorder, irritable bowel syndrome, joint problems, painful periods, chest pain, morning stiffnes, numbness, tingling, irritable bladder, the feeling of swollen extremities, skin sensitivities, dry eyes and mouth, dizziness, and impaired coordination.  People are often sensitive to odors, loud noises, bright lights, and sometimes even the medications that they are prescribed.\n\nChanges in weather, cold or drafty environments, infections, allergies, hormonal fluctuations (premenstrual and menopausal states), stress, depression, anxiety and over-exertion may all contribute to symptom flare-ups. \n\nLong term follow-up studies on fibromyalgia have shown that it is chronic, but the symptoms may come and go. The impact that it has on daily living activities, including the ability to work a full-time job, differs among patients. Overall, studies show that it may be equally as disabling as rheumatoid arthritis.\n\nI have included some websites that should be helpful.
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Probably IS arthritis.  There is a web site that gives an excellent explanation of joint cracking.  I have listed it below.
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Your joints are wearing out.  Before long they will get harder too move with limited range, then it gets worse.
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Its possible you aren't getting enough sleep.\n\nIts possible you aren't eating right.  Maybe you're not getting enough protein or even fat, both of which can make you feel a little more energetic.\n\nIf there's any chance you have a little depression you would not always have the energy to work out.\n\nIf you live under unrelenting stress its possible your adrenal gland has "run out of juice" and cannot produce sufficient cortisol for you to be able to exercise without feeling depleted.  ("Adrenal fatigue" causes people to feel depleted rather than invigorated by exercise.)