Continued Fatigue After an Illness

Case situation

Review the situation before choosing a next action.

In one family, a household member has felt unlike their usual self for more than three months after an earlier illness seemed to pass. They can sometimes complete a normal school or work day, but a routine errand or a concentrated task can make the next day much harder. The family cannot tell whether this is ordinary recovery, a sleep change, a demanding schedule, or a pattern that needs a clearer history. The player needs to compare timing, function, delayed changes after effort, and the earlier illness record before choosing a next step.

Your task: Decide which observations make a persistent energy-and-concentration pattern clearer before arranging a professional conversation.