Help Will this tiredness pass?

[nonliv]

I recently got a job at the bar, but I always get so tired during and after work. I quit two other jobs becouse they were too hard on me, this one seems a bit less stressful, but still a bit straining. Will I get into the job ethic? Or will I always feel tired no matter what job I take on?

 

[Kamaainakupua]

I am not a doctor, so everything below is just my experience, not medical advice.

Feeling tired can have a lot of causes, with just as many possible solutions. If you're working nights, Vitamin D deficiency may be a factor. Sleep hygiene can really make a difference, too. If your employer offers a health plan, or you have coverage from other sources, a chemical imbalance can be checked for, as well. Anemia is commonly overlooked or mistaken for fatigue.

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[Red.one]

I was a bartender for 6 years. Tired is just the way it is in gastronomy. After I left that job, started working in the daylight, outside, I started feeling better (still tired, but not every single moment). I loved being a bartender - in my mind I still am (once you're a bartender, you stay bartender forever :b), but it cost me too much. Late night work, alcohol and cigarettes everywhere, drunk people, lots of noise... tiredness is just a part of it all.

 

[Forever Sleep]

I did a lot of retail work initially and I still remember how painful it was initially to be standing up all day. I think that gets slightly better, as our muscles grow stronger. Also- as other people are saying- I expect your body will get more used to the working late schedule. Work is tiring though.

 

[etherealgoddess]

I recently got a job at the bar, but I always get so tired during and after work. I quit two other jobs becouse they were too hard on me, this one seems a bit less stressful, but still a bit straining. Will I get into the job ethic? Or will I always feel tired no matter what job I take on?

I think it's just healing before you finally get there. Medications are a good bet too. But sadly, I think we will always be broken. The difference is that healing helps to make it not consume you.