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Medical assessment
The doctor analyses symptoms, medicines, tests and the need for diagnostics.
The doctor assesses symptoms, sleep, stress, medicines and possible medical causes without automatically attributing fatigue to vitamin deficiency.
Persistent fatigue and sleep disturbance may be linked to stress, deficiencies, medicines, lifestyle and illness.
Symptoms, test results, nutrition, sleep, workload and recovery are assessed step by step; investigations and referrals are selected when indicated.
Two appointments: a medical review of symptoms and an assessment of nutrition, sleep, activity, stress and recovery.
The doctor analyses symptoms, medicines, tests and the need for diagnostics.
The nutritionist reviews daily routine, nutrition, sleep, stress and workload.
Recommendations, indicator follow-up and referral to a specialist when needed.
Sleep, nutrition and recovery are considered.
A relevant specialist is involved when needed.
Investigations are selected when indicated.
Fatigue can have different causes.
It may be relevant when fatigue lasts for weeks, energy has fallen, sleep is disrupted, or you suspect a deficiency but need a medical assessment first.
The doctor assesses duration, severity and factors that may affect energy.
Sleep rhythm, awakenings, snoring and daytime sleepiness are reviewed.
Tests are selected according to symptoms and history, rather than from a universal list.
The doctor assesses duration, severity and factors that may affect energy.
Sleep rhythm, awakenings, snoring and daytime sleepiness are reviewed.
Tests are selected according to symptoms and history, rather than from a universal list.
One plan with possible causes of symptoms, recommendations and next steps.
Possible medical and everyday factors.
Nutrition, sleep, daily routine and workload.
Investigations and referrals when indicated.
Seek urgent medical help for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms. Tell the doctor about weight loss, fever, breathlessness, bleeding, marked weakness or mood changes.
For several days, note bedtime and waking time, caffeine use, physical activity and main symptoms. Bring a list of medicines, supplements and recent results if available.
Fatigue causes, tests, sleep and supplements.
Fatigue may be related to sleep, stress, anaemia, thyroid disease, infections, medicines, mood and other causes. The doctor assesses symptoms comprehensively and does not automatically attribute them to vitamin deficiency.
There is no universal test set. After taking a medical history, the doctor may order a full blood count, ferritin, thyroid indicators, glucose and other investigations according to symptoms.
Yes, some deficiencies can affect wellbeing, but similar symptoms occur with other conditions. Supplements are best used after assessing diet, tests and possible contraindications.
Book an appointment when fatigue lasts several weeks, affects work or daily life, or is accompanied by weight loss, fever, breathlessness, bleeding, marked weakness or mood changes.
The doctor clarifies sleep rhythm, duration, awakenings, snoring, daytime sleepiness, medicines and stress. A sleep diary, investigations or specialist consultation may be recommended when needed.
Yes. Symptoms and questionnaires help assess likelihood. Loud snoring, breathing pauses, morning headaches and pronounced daytime sleepiness may require a sleep study.
Emotional state can markedly affect sleep and energy. The doctor may use short screening questionnaires and, when needed, recommend a psychologist, psychotherapist or psychiatrist.
Not necessarily. First it is important to identify the cause of sleep disturbance, sleep rhythm and medicines in use. Melatonin and other options are considered only when benefits outweigh risks.
Record sleep and waking times, caffeine, activity and main symptoms for several days. Bring medicines, supplements, recent tests and extracts if available.
The price depends on consultation format and further investigations. The current doctor-consultation price is listed in EHO Clinic’s price list; tests and investigations are charged separately.
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The doctor will assess likely causes and select justified next steps.