Definition:
Tiredness in children is an effect of too much stress caused by strenuous activities children engage in such as sports and contact games.
Diagnosis:
Tiredness in children can be diagnosed based on the symptoms given by the patient.
Treatment:
Treatment is done by giving adequate rest, proper diet, and by addressing the underlying illness that affect the child's energy levels.
Symptoms and Signs:
Children with chronic tiredness easily get burned out, loss of appetite and irritability. They may also suffer from cough and complain about not having enough strength to do their usual activities.
Causes:
Tiredness can be caused by strenuous activities paired with acute infections in the throat, chest or tooth, tonsillitis, glandular fever and tuberculosis.
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