Definition:
Akureyri disease, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), is a complex disorder presented by chronic fatigue that cannot be improved by bed rest.
Diagnosis:
CFS is diagnosed by keen observation of the present symptoms.
Treatment:
Treatment is done by managing the symptoms. Less strenuous activities should be undertaken, and avoid stressful mental activity and anxiety to prevent the disease from worsening.
Symptoms and Signs:
Apart from fatigue, persons with Akureyri disease show lower levels of activity, muscle pain and weakness, memory loss and insomnia. The symptoms may last for many years.
Causes:
The exact causes for the disease are unknown.
