Do I Have ME/CFS? Quiz

Do I have ME/CFS?

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Thank you for participating in our Do I Have ME/CFS? Quiz. This quiz was based on the diagnosis criteria set forth in the 2015 Institute of Medicine report, Beyond Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Redefining an Illness.

Your Results: Unlikely

Based on your responses, your symptoms do not appear to be associated with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), commonly called chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Several other chronic inflammatory and autoimmune diseases have symptoms that overlap with ME/CFS. We suggest you consider another diagnosis and consult a doctor for a complete evaluation of any symptoms you are experiencing.

ME/CFS affects an estimated 20 million people worldwide. One-quarter of those afflicted will become house- or bedbound within their lifetime. While ME/CFS is four times more likely to affect women than men, this chronic condition strikes people from every age, racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic group.

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Thank you for participating in our Do I Have ME/CFS? Quiz. This quiz was based on the diagnosis criteria set forth in the 2015 Institute of Medicine report, Beyond Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Redefining an Illness.

Your Results: Too early to tell

Based on your responses, your symptoms have not persisted long enough be associated with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), commonly called chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Symptoms must persist for at least six months before a diagnosis of ME/CFS can be made. In the meantime, concentrate on symptom management and consult a doctor for a complete evaluation of any symptoms you are experiencing. If your symptoms continue for more than six months, please return to this quiz, as you may suffer from ME/CFS.

We highly recommend you join our mailing list (see the form below) to stay current on ME/CFS research and advocacy news and learn what we and others around the globe are doing to discover the cause of, and find a cure for, this debilitating disease.

ME/CFS affects an estimated 20 million people worldwide. One-quarter of those afflicted will become house- or bedbound within their lifetime. While ME/CFS is four times more likely to affect women than men, this chronic condition strikes people from every age, racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic group.

To stay current on ME/CFS research and advocacy news, join our mailing list here.

Thank you for participating in our Do I Have ME/CFS? Quiz. This quiz was based on the diagnosis criteria set forth in the 2015 Institute of Medicine report, Beyond Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Redefining an Illness.

Your Results: Very likely

Based on your responses, you appear to have a significant number of signs and symptoms associated with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), commonly called chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). ME/CFS is a complex and chronic disease that can have a serious impact on one’s quality of life, and patients can experience a variety of symptoms ranging in intensity from mild to extremely severe.

Use the form below to sign up for our mailing list in order to stay current on ME/CFS research and advocacy news and learn what we and others around the globe are doing to discover the cause of, and find a cure for, this debilitating disease.

ME/CFS affects an estimated 20 million people worldwide. One-quarter of those afflicted will become house- or bedbound within their lifetime. While ME/CFS is four times more likely to affect women than men, this chronic condition strikes people from every age, racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic group.

Please consider signing up for our Registry so we can learn more about ME/CFS and identify causes and treatments.

To stay current on ME/CFS research and advocacy news, join our mailing list here.

Thank you for participating in our Do I Have ME/CFS? Quiz. This quiz was based on the diagnosis criteria set forth in the 2015 Institute of Medicine report, Beyond Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Redefining an Illness.

Your Results: Unclear

Based on your responses, your symptoms are somewhat aligned with those of myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), commonly called chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). As several other chronic inflammatory and autoimmune diseases have symptoms that overlap with ME/CFS, we suggest you consult a doctor for a complete evaluation of any symptoms you are experiencing.

It is important to note that post-exertional malaise is one of the toughest symptoms of ME/CFS to recognize, as malaise can often occur days after mental or physical exertion has occurred. Going forward, pay attention to whether physical and mental stresses bring about delayed malaise. If you find that they do, please revisit this quiz.

We highly recommend you join our mailing list (see the form below) to stay current on ME/CFS research and advocacy news and learn what we and others around the globe are doing to discover the cause of, and find a cure for, this debilitating disease.

ME/CFS affects an estimated 20 million people worldwide. One quarter of those afflicted will become house- or bedbound within their lifetime. While ME/CFS is four times more likely to affect women than men, this chronic condition strikes people from every age, racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic group.

To stay current on ME/CFS research and advocacy news, join our mailing list here.