I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing extreme weakness after a Chikungunya infection. This is a common issue as the virus can cause prolonged fatigue and muscle weakness even after the acute phase has passed.

Here are some important points and suggestions:

• Post-viral fatigue: Weakness and tiredness can persist for weeks or even months after Chikungunya due to inflammation and the body's recovery process.
• Nutritional support: Ensuring a balanced diet rich in iron and folic acid can help improve energy levels. Foods like dals (lentils), green leafy vegetables, millets, and seasonal fruits are beneficial.
• Medication: Sometimes, iron and folic acid supplements (such as Livogen Captabs, which contain ferrous fumarate and folic acid) are prescribed to help combat anemia that may contribute to weakness. However, these should only be taken under a doctor's guidance.
• Rest and gradual activity: Adequate rest is important, but gentle physical activity as tolerated can help rebuild strength.
• Hydration: Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated and support recovery.

If your weakness is severe, worsening, or accompanied by other symptoms like persistent fever, joint pain, or neurological signs, it is important to consult an infectious disease specialist or a physician promptly for further evaluation and management.

Please seek medical advice to tailor treatment to your specific condition and ensure proper recovery.To narrow down potential causes, we will need some more information.Please tell me your age and gender. I understand you're feeling very weak after having Chikungunya.