There are articles to read regarding coping with fatique. Check the resources here.I have read it varies for all. For some it lasts and one needs to learn to cope, I’ve done my six month treatment and am in remission. I do what I can and nap in pm…I’m still looking for vitamin / mineral support…

Antonio that varies with each one of us. I started taking a B12 supplement this really helped. My career is very physical, prior to my diagnosis I was doing spartan races, tough mudder races. There definitely is a new normal for me. In the very beginning I asked my breast cancer surgeon if she had any infinite words of wisdom? She told me no matter what Becky don’t be sedentary. All through my RCHOP 21 chemo treatment (6) I was active. This helped. Mentally Physically Emotionally.
Now that Im 15 months past chemo on the other side of the tunnel. I am exercising regularly and back to work. By no means am I where I was before. It’s a new normal. The more active you are the more you will control that fatigue. Yes there are day I take naps. Everyone is different, don’t give up. Even if its vacuuming the house All movement helps.

you could use some natural supplements from NCHC, they prescriptions are extremely effective , i am certain it will really help