Other Tests
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I have separated other tests into

Diagnostic Tests

These are tests that will help to determine if the CFIDS is typical or atypical.

• VO2-Max: low values establishes a compelling handicap. Also implies a class of causes (coagulation, cellular hypoxia, chemical poisoning) that should be examined.

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