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Which doctor should I see for burnout?

The first point of contact for exhaustion is usually the GP practice. It can carry out the basic assessment and refer to specialists when needed.

The German fatigue guideline is a guideline for general practice: it describes history, physical examination and basic blood tests as the first steps.

The UK National Health Service (NHS) advises seeing a GP for unexplained tiredness and notes that the GP may refer to a specialist if the cause remains unclear. For suspected sleep apnoea, for example, the referral can go to a sleep clinic.

For depression, the WHO names psychological treatments as the first-line treatment. In moderate and severe depression, they can be combined with antidepressant medicines.

What can be raised at a medical check-up about the right doctor for burnout, meaning the first point of contact?

  • all complaints, also those that seem unrelated
  • whether a referral to a specialist makes sense
  • which tests are planned

Exhaustion can have many causes, including illnesses that need treatment. For this reason a medical assessment comes before coaching, usually starting at the GP practice.

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