Ferreira et al. showed a significant difference in the parameters Tiredness, Dizziness*, Alterations in Sight*, Alterations in Walking*, Alterations in Speech* between alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
However, additional analyses revealed that this difference in rated tiredness remained without effect on recall performance.
For the FIQ tiredness score, there was no significant difference in the mean change (SE) from baseline to endpoint between the duloxetine and placebo groups, within any of the tiredness subgroups (mild 2.4 (0.7) (duloxetine), 1.6 (0.8) (placebo), moderate -0.2 (0.2) (duloxetine), 0.1 (0.3) (placebo), and severe -1.8 (0.1) (duloxetine), -1.6 (0.1) (placebo)).
Gulbis said that "tiredness and tension" were all he was struggling with, adding: "The difference in the match was, first of all, I'm not used to playing these kind of big matches.
There were no differences in beliefs about tiredness or difficulty moving the body preventing regular exercise between countries.> -wrap-foot> *Indicatesignificantnt difference between countries (p < 0.05) Physical activity levels based on the IPAQ are shown in Table 5.
Furthermore the drink shows a subjective well-being improvement in influence of hunger and thirst but no differences in tiredness and weakness, in comparison with normal fasting.
A large-scale survey in Norway investigated mothers' experiences with nocturnal rooming-in and found no differences in tiredness between mothers who tried to keep their babies with them (n = 983) and those who did not (n = 277) [ 21].
This difference was not found in the mild tiredness subgroup (duloxetine, n = 15 (53.57%), placebo, n = 7 (36.84%); P = 0.373).
The most common symptoms reported at 18 mo were sluggishness/tiredness (37.4%), difficulty sleeping (21.9%), and feeling tense (21.1%), but no significant differences in the presence of 26 symptoms were found between the groups at 6 or 18 mo.
Among the Thy questionnaires, we found significant group differences for the number of reported symptoms in the ThySRQ and for the tiredness item, but not for the overall quality of life question in the ThyDQoL.
