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The Fatigue Center

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The Fatigue Center

We specialize in treating fatigue and tiredness.

06/23/2026

We love hearing from patients who finally feel like themselves again.

Nina's own words say it best:
"I can't sing their praises enough!! I was referred here for extreme fatigue by my rheumatologist. I was waking up feeling exhausted and so fatigued that I couldn't hold my body upright. I was short of breath, stumbling around, had severe brain fog, and was even having trouble finding words.

Long story short, after 2 rounds of blood work, changing my diet (due to rare food allergies) and adding a supplement, I now wake up feeling rested and have energy that lasts all day! Ask your P*P for a referral to The Fatigue Clinic! They are caring, compassionate, and genuinely good people!"

06/17/2026

Peptides are small proteins that your body already produces naturally.
They act as signals, telling your cells to repair tissue, regulate inflammation, support metabolism, and produce energy. When those signals weaken or slow down, fatigue is often one of the first things you notice.

Peptide therapy works by reinforcing those natural processes. Specific peptides can support recovery, improve energy production, and address underlying patterns that contribute to chronic fatigue.

Questions about peptide therapy?
Visit https://www.fatiguecenter.com/ or call us at 405-849-9772.

06/09/2026

Most people track sleep when their energy is suffering. Hours logged, bedtime adjusted, screen time reduced. Sleep matters, but it's only one part of the picture.

Energy is influenced by hormone levels, nutrient status, metabolic function, inflammation, and more. Tracking only sleep while those factors go unexamined can leave you feeling like you're doing everything right with nothing to show for it.

If rest isn't restoring your energy the way it should, the answer is likely somewhere in your current routine.

06/06/2026

Not all peptide therapy is the same, and where you get it matters.

Peptides sourced online without a provider relationship skip the testing, the medical history, and the oversight that make treatment both safe and effective.

The Fatigue Center evaluates your health history and goals before building any plan, so what you're receiving is matched to you specifically.

Our team can walk you through your options and help you decide if peptide therapy is a fit. Call our office or visit https://www.fatiguecenter.com/ to learn more.

06/03/2026

Most medical appointments are built around a single complaint. You describe a symptom, it gets addressed, and you move on.

That approach works for many things. Chronic fatigue isn't usually one of them.

The Fatigue Center uses a hybrid approach that combines functional and traditional medicine to look at your health as a whole system. That means going beyond standard testing to understand how your hormones, nutrients, immune function, and metabolic health work together and where something may have gone off track.

When the full picture comes into focus, real answers become possible.

05/25/2026

The Fatigue Center will be closed Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

We are grateful for the service and sacrifice of those who have given so much. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday.

We will return to regular hours on Tuesday, May 26. For questions or to request an appointment, visit https://www.fatiguecenter.com/ or call us at 405-849-9772.

05/20/2026

Fatigue is one of the most persistent and least recognized symptoms of tick-borne illness.

Alpha-gal syndrome, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, and similar conditions can linger in the body long after the initial infection, quietly affecting your energy, immune function, and overall health.

Many patients go years without connecting their fatigue to a tick exposure. If that sounds familiar, our team can help you trace the pattern and determine the right next steps.

05/14/2026

Your metabolism does more than manage weight. It drives how your body converts food into fuel, regulates hormones, and sustains energy throughout the day. When metabolic function is off, fatigue is often one of the first signs.

Conditions such as thyroid dysfunction, insulin resistance, and adrenal imbalance can affect how efficiently your body produces and uses energy. These are patterns our team is trained to identify and address.

If your energy has been inconsistent or difficult to explain, metabolic health may be worth a closer look. Visit https://www.fatiguecenter.com/ to learn more or request an appointment.

05/12/2026

Hormone levels drive energy, weight, libido, and mood more than most people realize.

When something shifts, the symptoms can show up in ways that are easy to dismiss or attribute to something else entirely.

The Fatigue Center runs comprehensive hormone testing to identify what's changed and builds a care plan around your specific levels and symptoms.

05/06/2026

"It's just stress" is one of the most common things patients hear before they find us. Sometimes stress is a factor. But stress doesn't explain everything, and it shouldn't be the end of the conversation.

Fatigue that affects your ability to work, think clearly, or get through a normal day isn't something to manage around. It's something to investigate. Our team looks beyond the obvious explanations to find what's actually driving how you feel.

You deserve a real answer, not a reason to stop looking.

Address

800 W 18th Street Suite 100
Edmond, OK
73013

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 1pm

Website

http://www.fatiguecenter.com/

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