Fibromyalgia

Having Fibromyalgia can be extremely tough, but what can seem worse is having to communicate with your family about it. Because Fibromyalgia is still such an enigma, relating the ins and outs of your condition to your loved ones can be a real chore. However, it is extremely vital that you gain the support of…

The aggravating pain in the back, head or muscle can be fibromyalgia. People who have gone through this excruciating pain know the horrible experience that they had to undergo every day. The thought of remembering that state sends shiver down their spine. We do not want you to have Goosebumps again! The time has come…

Frequent pain and suffering all over the body can be Fibromyalgia. Researchers have proved this weird pain, which has just shot up in people of any age is none other than Fibromyalgia. You can neither see it nor detect it properly. Regardless of whatever pain your family member is complaining consistently; do not ignore it, as…

Treating fibromyalgia is akin to engaging in a daily battle where resilience, strategy, and determination are your prime allies. Much like a war that requires meticulously planned tactics and relentless fighting spirit, dealing with this complex syndrome demands a multifaceted approach. It’s a condition that doesn’t wave a white flag easily, demanding continuous vigilance and…

Imagine having flu-like symptoms for a year. Every day you endure the muscle aches, fatigue, headaches and brain fog that are characteristic symptoms of catching a virus or having a bacterial infection. To make matters worse, the doctors tell you that nothing is wrong with you; it’s all in your head. Welcome to the world…

Fibromyalgia is a mysterious and painful disease. It impacts the lives of over 12 million individuals living in the United States. Nearly 5 percent of women and 1.6 percent of men between the age of 35 and 55 suffer from this disease that affects the muscles and tendons, joints and even the patient’s outlook on…

It’s still a controversial diagnosis: fibromyalgia syndrome, or FMS, is something which often leaves the medical community very divided. While the diagnosis has become more respectable in the United States in the last ten years, FMS is still heavily criticised by many doctors. The main reason for this is because FMS does not correspond to…

Unlike those medical conditions that medical discovery is able to trace back to causes of origin with some degree of certainty, fibromyalgia today is considered an idiopathic condition, which means, in essence, that we are highly unsure where it starts. It is estimated that between 3 – and 6% of the world’s population suffers from fibromyalgia,…

There are over 12 million sufferers of fibromyalgia, a disease with a mysterious origin. This disease, which primarily affects women between the ages of 35 and 55 (roughly 5 percent of all women in this has the disease versus a little more than 1-1/2 percent of men in the same group) has symptoms that range from…

There are many approaches taken toward the treatment fibromyalgia, ranging from pharmaceutical medicines to food elimination to sleep therapies to acupuncture and massage. They range in cost as much as they range in effect. Of course, everyone is interested in convenience and savings, but there are sufferers of fibromyalgia who would pay their last dime…