Story by Tiasa Bhowal
It is very easy and, to some extent, logical to connect your fatigue with lack of sleep.
You are up in the morning from a good eight hours of rest, and yet your day does not seem half as energetic as it should be. So, is 'lack of sleep' only to be blamed?
While most of us wish that was the only reason, here's something to burst your bubble â the tiredness could be a sign of a deep-rooted problem that needs your attention ASAP.
While 'enough sleep' could be the go-to solution for your tiredness, sometimes it just does not do the trick.
Problems and solutions
Binge-watching means no physical activity. Sometimes, even walking up to the kitchen to get a bottle of water seems like a tough task to complete. Lack of physical activity could be the reason why you are not getting the quality sleep you need and are waking up feeling tired and unable to figure out the problem.
Solution: "It is important to keep your body moving. If a person is not exercising much and is not physically active, he may be bound to gain weight and muscle activity will also decrease. The metabolic profile of the body will change too. Therefore, the body will keep requiring more rest and will feel fatigued despite enough sleep," Dr Mayank Saxena, additional director of pulmonology at Fortis Hospital, Noida, said