Fatigue and Tiredness in Americans
Survey reveals that the average American spends 1,460 hours feeling tired per year, with many experiencing fatigue symptoms regularly. Chronic disease sufferers report being tired two extra hours a day and have a harder time enjoying life. Despite the prevalence of fatigue symptoms, few people speak to a doctor about it.
Key Points
- Average American spends 1,460 hours feeling tired per year
- 33% push through feelings of tiredness
- Many Americans do not differentiate between tiredness and fatigue
- Symptoms of fatigue include low energy, trouble sleeping, and low motivation
Pros
- Survey sheds light on the impact of tiredness and fatigue on Americans' daily lives
- Raises awareness about differentiating between tiredness and fatigue
- Encourages seeking medical help for persistent fatigue symptoms
Cons
- Many Americans experience fatigue symptoms regularly without consulting a doctor
- Chronic disease sufferers are significantly more affected by tiredness
- Limited understanding of the difference between tiredness and fatigue