Need help with fatigue remedy for college life

@CinderLorel Even if your classes are near each other, if navigating the terrain hurts you then let them know. I don't know what your campus is like or what resources they have but like... If someone broke both legs I can't imagine they'd leave them to try and hobble up numerous hills on crutches by themselves, so I would hope there is something they can do to help you. Just because your illness(es) may not be as visible as a broken limb doesn't mean you don't deserve similar support Sometimes disability services is useless though so I guess my next question is have you ever considered a mobility aid? A cane or a wheelchair may be of use to take some strain off your legs and many people use them ambulatorily (part of the time). Added bonus for wheelchair is a friend or security officer can push you if needed. I get it if you aren't interested but the option is totally there. Don't be ashamed to use an aid if it helps you access the world with less pain. My only other thought would be to maybe try out compression socks if you haven't before? It might help with your leg pain if you are able to wear them (personally I can't bc they do more harm than good for me) Lastly, I know you might not want to hear this but try and give it some time. Every semester when I come back to college I feel absolutely awful for the first few weeks, like bone deep fatigue, constant headache, achy muscles, etc on top of my usual symptoms and it's awful! It really is but eventually my body adjusts. It could be that you are going through a similar period of adjustment and it will improve as the semester moves forward. Until then,, stay hydrated. Try to eat some unprocessed foods as much as possible. And most importantly, rest