Study links virus to chronic fatigue syndrome

Soulmagent · Oct 8, 2009

'' A virus recently linked to prostate cancer is a new suspect in chronic fatigue syndrome. Scientists tested blood from 101 patients and found two-thirds carried it.

That doesn't mean the virus causes chronic fatigue, stressed the research published Thursday in the journal Science.''

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5g7NceWUe3azfALQd57xz8WEMnPbwD9B74L1O4

WholeLottaRosie · Oct 8, 2009

Thanks. As a sufferer of this, this article is hopeful.

DollyPardonMe · Oct 9, 2009

Thanks so much for posting this!! FINALLY researchers are saying it's not in our minds..They can find a link to what has been causing our Chronic Fatigue and hopefully soon they will find the link that is causing Fibromyalgia!!

Gozgals · Oct 9, 2009

Thank u. I just received a research article today and didn't know how to post it in the form it was sent to me.

Much thanks again.

Gozgals.

WholeLottaRosie · Oct 9, 2009

One of my doctors has said for years now that he thinks Fibro is CFS with pain. And the virus issue is not totally new. I test positive for having had the virus that causes Mono -which to my knowledge I never had. One of my drs is head of rheumatology at a large university med school and he has said there is, in his opinion, a viral connection. He has other Fibro/CFS patients with the same antibodies - only a couple ever had full blown mono. I am most interested in the idea of using some of the AIDS drugs against it. I am going to mention this on my next drs visit (two weeks) and I would certainly be willing to test the drugs. Having a bit of flare right now, I suppose I would try anything!

believe09 · Oct 10, 2009

Hands up if we are surprised by this.....it makes a great deal of sense to me.

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