Do you have Sojergens? Auto immune disease ? Flares last a week or so different for everyone.
Clinically the dr. Says I have this but I test neg.
I don't have tears and my nose and throat are so dry.
I think no matter what auto immune disease you have. The most common symptom is fatigue. And what makes it so hard to go on with daily activities. Take care. Hope you feel better soon.

yes I have SS was doing really well and now I feel like I did 3 yrs ag0

I also suffer from unbelievable fatigue. There are days when I might sleep 12 hours. Unfortunately, I also suffer from other autoimmune diseases and chronic health problems which aid to the fatigue from Sjogren's.

My migraines, nausea & fatigue have been here every day for the past few weeks. I never thought it was part of the Sjogrens! Hmmm. Anyway I have a brain MRI scheduled because the migraines come and go often. every morning I wake up it feels like a hangover (without alcohol). Talk about fatigue, it is unbelievable how I feel like I really can't get out of bed. Unfortunately I get up every few hours because of the dry mouth. I even have the xyli-melts and cool air vaporizer.

sorry to hear about your health. It is hard and I try to stay positive sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I was having migranes or bad headaches for awhile but I did two things not sure which one worked but I have no longer headaches. 1 got rid of the black mold in my pantry. and 2 got new glasses.
I went to the Dr. yesterday and he is doing complete blood work. I use ACT for dymouth at night and chew sugarless gum all the time and those really help and drink lots of water. sometimes I wonder if it is better to be in pain and take a pill for it and move on, fatigue is madding. I just retired and I don'
t feel like doing anything :( hope you find out what your problem is

I seem to be tired all day and when I go to bed I think of all the things I need to do. The sad part is my mind is on board for getting it done but the rest of me is just tired. I think part of it is because I wake several times through the night to drink water and put drops in my eyes. My two biggest problems. With the dry mouth my lips stay dry. I have tried several different lip glosses but none that really works. Do any of you have any that work good for you? My doctor just started me on Evoxac for the dry mouth. I have seen little change but not much, but I feel it is still early yet.

sorry i haven't replied to your post. I to am tired all the time more so since I retired in Nov. It seems that when the weather is cloudy or rainy I am 10x more tired than when it is sunny. My hubby likes to tell me that I am getting older so I won't be as active 64 1/2 yrs. I know that I am getting older but NOT that old. anyway I use ACT mouth rinse at night. I don't put eye drops in my eyes at night just through the day I use sustane and Soothe X. Life sure has changed for us hasn't it take care

The farigue for me is at times extremely critical. I have found that I will wake ears. so I try to get up and start my day. I give myself about 4-5 hours to do whatever, from shopping or seeing about my mother. Then in late afternoon about 2. I take a nap for about an hour. This seems to work for me at this time. Because before I was just tired all day long. At time falling asleep behind the wheel. That's when I knew that this fatigue nothing to play around with.

Responding to KYork's post regarding her dry lips, Carmex works best for me. I have a tube in my purse, on my night stand and in the family room so I can apply it no matter where I am.

Regarding fatigue, I feel everyone's pain. Sometimes I'm so tired, I almost fall asleep at my desk and am forced to take a nap on my lunch hour just so I can get through the afternoon. I take a commuter bus to work, and most days I'll wake up already thinking about the nap I'll be able to take on the bus both going to work and coming home. On the weekends, I'll sleep for 10-12 hours trying to make up for what I can't get during the week. I was recently diagnosed with mild sleep apnea and have started using a CPAP, so I'm hoping that will alleviate the majority of my fatigue.

Does anyone take Planquenil? It is often given to Lupus patients. It helped me and many others I know with the debilitating fatigue. 400 mg. daily.