That might appear as a stupid question but I'm wondering about why aids patients aren't as tired as us until the are near dead while we are extremely fatigued with CFS and far from dying.
They even start to develop opportunistic infections couple of years before dying and they don't feel as much fatigue as us I believe. Fortunately, the treatments they are now taking is helping not going to that stage as fast.
It's odd isn't it? does XMRV target mitochondrial function? or something else would explain it? I would talk more about it and try to appear like I understand the science behind retroviruses but I don't know anything and I'm a bit in the fog right now... :Retro redface:
P.S. I couldn't find an appropriate section where to post this sorry, think it was the wrong choice after looking twice
They even start to develop opportunistic infections couple of years before dying and they don't feel as much fatigue as us I believe. Fortunately, the treatments they are now taking is helping not going to that stage as fast.
It's odd isn't it? does XMRV target mitochondrial function? or something else would explain it? I would talk more about it and try to appear like I understand the science behind retroviruses but I don't know anything and I'm a bit in the fog right now... :Retro redface:
P.S. I couldn't find an appropriate section where to post this sorry, think it was the wrong choice after looking twice