Fatigue and Exhaustion
Persistent fatigue can have many causes. We thoroughly investigate the cause — from blood values to thyroid function and beyond.
- Covered by insurance
- Often same-day appointment
avi helps you with fatigue and exhaustion
Persistent fatigue and exhaustion can severely impair quality of life. Causes are diverse — from harmless triggers like sleep deprivation to serious illnesses. Common causes are vitamin and mineral deficiencies, thyroid disorders, hormonal imbalances, depression, chronic infections, and sleep disorders. We thoroughly investigate the cause with comprehensive lab tests and develop the right treatment for you.
OVERVIEW
What it's about
There can be many causes behind persistent tiredness. Ultimately, a simple sleep deficit may of course be responsible. However, insufficient rest in daily life, too little physical activity, poor nutrition, inadequate fluid intake, and emotional burdens can also contribute to a degree of chronic fatigue. Overload or underload at work is also a not uncommon trigger. Since fatigue can also be a companion of certain internal conditions, it is important to get to the root of the matter.
NEXT STEPS
What You Can Do Now
If you are suffering from persistent fatigue and exhaustion, it is advisable to see a doctor. Through a detailed consultation, a physical examination, and any necessary laboratory tests, we will attempt to determine the cause with you and find an appropriate solution.
HOW IT WORKS
How an Appointment Works
We take time for thorough diagnostics and an individual treatment plan.
- 1
History & Consultation
We discuss your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle in detail and take time for your questions.
~15 min
- 2
Clinical Examination
A thorough physical examination and, if needed, additional diagnostics (e.g., blood draw, ECG, ultrasound).
~15-20 min
- 3
Findings & Diagnosis
We discuss your results and explain what they mean for your health in clear terms.
~10 min
- 4
Treatment Plan & Follow-up
Together we develop an individual treatment plan and arrange follow-up appointments as needed.
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PREPARATION & AFTERCARE
Preparation & Aftercare
Before the appointment
Bring your insurance card
Please remember your health insurance card and any referral if applicable.
Pack previous findings
Current findings, doctor's letters, or imaging from previous treatments help us provide better care.
Medication list
A current list of your medications (incl. dosage) is very helpful.
After the appointment
Follow your treatment plan
Stick to the agreed treatment plan and medication intake.
Schedule follow-up
Arrange a follow-up appointment promptly for monitoring.
Report worsening symptoms
Contact us if your symptoms worsen or new symptoms appear.
Costs & insurance
Covered by statutory insurance
Standard coverage for all statutory health insurance members.
Private / self-pay
on request