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Default Is there a difference between fatigue and weakness?

Hi all,
I've been really fatigued the last couple of days...to the point that I have had to go sit down when I'm in the middle of doing something. I've been napping almost all day the last 2 days, also.
My legs are very stiff and feel weak. I can't tell if this is because I'm tired, or if something else is occuring.
Any advice or info would be appreciated...
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