Just got her report.
Headed "Unexplained tiredness after sport, clarification CFS".
She describes my symptoms as I described them to her (unexplained and disproportionate tiredness and light to medium pressure headaches brought on by sporting activities, which go away following rest). She says that working in my job doesn't exhaust me.
She says that I have no professional, financial or family problems.
She then describes the neurological tests she did, saying that she found no abnormalities.
Conclusion: Nothing found.
So that's it, I suppose I should be happy with it. The description of my symptoms is much milder than my real symptoms, but that's my own fault for minimising them to her. She seems to have accepted what I said about having no major worries (which was true), and not gone down the psychosomatic path, even though she knew I was there with susptected CFS.
She's a Neurologist and Psychiatrist, but confines her report to her neurological examination.
She makes no mention of psychosomatic / psychiatric causes, which seeing as she's a psychiatrist and psychotherapist is good. I was hoping that she'd explicitly rule them out, but that probably was never a realistic hope.
Be interested to hear what you all think.