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Many people with spondylitis experience significant fatigue, making it hard to wake up in the mornings. One member shared that even after nine hours of sleep, they often need to go back to bed for another three or four hours. This fatigue can make it difficult to perform daily tasks and can lead to feelings of being like a Show Full Answer

Many people with spondylitis experience significant fatigue, making it hard to wake up in the mornings. One member shared that even after nine hours of sleep, they often need to go back to bed for another three or four hours. This fatigue can make it difficult to perform daily tasks and can lead to feelings of being like a "zombie" without sufficient rest. If you're struggling with this, you're not alone.

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