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A 14-year-old girl presents with excessive fatigue for 6 months. When asked, the patient looks tearful and states she simply does not have much energy and prefers to spend time in her room. She stopped going to piano lessons, which she used to enjoy. She has difficulty falling asleep and cannot concentrate at school. She otherwise appears to be healthy. A drug screen is negative, and laboratory tests are all within normal limits. Which of the following statements is correct? A. During early childhood, males are at a higher risk compared to females. B. Symptoms must persist for at least 2 months to make a diagnosis. C. Mania is a frequent occurrence with this condition. D. In the majority of patients, the condition remits during the first year after diagnosis.
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