Rehabilitation of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) involves graded exercise therapy, energy conservation strategies, pacing, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Fatigue is minimized, activity tolerance is improved, and quality of life is enhanced through interventions. Physiatrists, therapists, and psychologists coordinate care to provide patient-tailored programs. Best-practices methods maximize functional return, avoid symptom provocation, and enable patients to recover independence and daily activities.
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