Chronic fatigue is not in your head, it's in your blood

People with ME - or chronic fatigue syndrome - have major differences in their blood compared with healthy individuals, experts have found.

University of Edinburgh researchers said their findings could pave the way for a "game-changer" diagnostic test.

Prof Chris Ponting said: "For so long people with ME/CFS have been told it's all in their head. It's not. We see it in their blood."

The study used data from the UK Biobank – a health database of over half a million people – to compare 1,455 ME/CFS patients with 131,000 healthy individuals.

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