The term asthenia refers to physical weakness or a lack of energy. Asthenia can affect specific body parts, or it may affect the entire body. This article outlines the causes and symptoms of asthenia.

Asthenia (body weakness) can cause both physical and, in some cases, mental fatigue. Moving your body becomes difficult or impossible due to a lack of energy, muscle twitching, or cramps.

"Asthenia" is the medical term describing weakness or a lack of energy and strength either across the entire body or in specific body parts. It often develops in people with cancer or anemia but ...

Weakness, also known as asthenia, makes one feel fatigued and tired all the time. Some people feel weak in a particular part of their body, such as hands or feet. Some people may experience ...

Q: Which doctor should I consult for Asthenia? A: A General Medicine practitioner, Nutritionist, Orthopedics or a Psychologist should be consulted for Asthenia. A: Early diagnosis and treatment ...

This is sometimes known as ‘spring asthenia’, or spring fatigue or springtime lethargy. There are a number of theories when it comes to spring asthenia or spring fatigue. While not medically ...

THE group of symptoms variously known as effort syndrome, neurocirculatory asthenia, Da Costa's syndrome, soldier's heart and so forth, has occasioned considerable comment in the literature.

At this time of year, our body acknowledges receipt of the change in temperature and season and autumn asthenia appears. It is a state of tiredness, apathy, weakness and exhaustion (which ...

Have you ever heard of 'spring asthenia'? It's a term used to describe the low energy and mood dip some people experience when spring arrives. Even though we usually associate spring with ...

This page lists all known medications that could potentially lead to 'Asthenia' as a side effect. It's important to note that mild side effects are quite common with medications. The medication(s ...