Hey everyone! In today's video, I describe what fatigue is like with IIH for me. Fatigue is something that has actually changed quite a bit over the past year and a half for me since I started first experiencing symptoms that would be eventually be diagnosed as IIH. I start off with describing how my fatigue has changed by giving examples. I also explain about how the fatigue has affected me overall.

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