Perhaps a good idea to discuss this with your GP.
I am on medication for depression, however I must say that I’ve not been diagnosed with MS.
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I would discuss this with your GP, however I pretty much suffer with what you have, my fatigue is awful, makes me irritable and yes fed up, because I can’t do what I once could, but I know I’m not depressed, so yes get help, who knows.
Jean x
probably a combination of both - fatigue is a feature of m.s. and having m.s. can make us depressed.
Try to organise your day so that you are able to rest periodically - experiment with moderate exercise - you may find it helps with the fatigue.
With a dx of m.s. it would be unusual if you weren’t depressed - monitor your depression -
if it stops you doing what you normally do or is severe and long lasting then you need medical help.
I’ve found the one thing I can’t do when depressed is sort of shake myself out of it - I accept it (grudgingly) - usually feel sorry for myself - then get going again -
Fatigue can come with depression so possibly both.
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