The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has defined fatigue related to an underlying cancer.
Features of cancer-related fatigue:
(1) presence of an underlying cancer
(2) tiredness and/or exhaustion that may be cognitive, emotional, and/or physical
(3) persistent
(4) associated with some level of distress
(5) results in some level of disability
(6) out of proportion to any recent activity
The fatigue may be due to the tumor itself or to cancer therapy. Fatigue related to an acquired infection would be classified as infection-related fatigue.
Purpose: To determine if a patient is experiencing cancer-related fatigue.
Objective: clinical diagnosis, including family history for genetics, complication detection
ICD-10: C00-C14, C15-C26, C30-C39, C40-C41, C43-C44, C45-C49, C50-C50, C51-C58, C60-C63, C64-C68, C69-C72, C73-C75, C76-C80, C81-C96, C97-C97, D37-D48, F43.0, F48.0, R53,