Geneticists have found seven subtypes of chronic fatigue syndrome

Geneticists have identified seven biological subtypes of chronic fatigue syndrome, according to the BBC. One of the most common symptoms experienced by people going to the doctor, it's fatigue, which is different: weakness, fatigue, lethargy, lack of energy. If the normal activity that you exhausted, you suffer fatigue it causes can be very diverse. Scientists from St George's Hospital, University of London hope to work with different subtypes and blood tests to dispel beliefs of many physicians that chronic fatigue syndrome - a problem of the psychological. The results of the research will provide scientists at a conference in Cambridge. Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a wide range of different symptoms appear, they are often as strong muscle fatigue after exercise. With the most severe form (CFS) People can even bedridden. There is currently no accurate diagnosis and treatment of this disease. According to statistics, one out of 200 people suffer from chronic fatigue. Scientists conducted a study in which 55 patients in the United States and Great Britain participated with the disease and 75 healthy people. The study found that it is possible to distinguish to seven subtypes in which symptoms are very different. For this reason, the experts believe that the treatment must be achieved for each subtype greater efficacy in the treatment of this disease.