Fibromyalgia (FM) is a chronic disease that affects around 2% of people in North America and Europe and 3-10% of those living with rheumatoid arthritis. In addition, 1/200 women will be diagnosed with FM during their lifetime. The pain associated with FM can also affect sleep, mood, memory and energy levels. It’s often thought of Continue Reading…
Fibromyalgia causes widespread muscle aches and pains. For example, it can cause fatigue, sleep problems, anxiety, depression, headaches, joint stiffness, memory loss, irritable bowel syndrome, numbness in the hands or feet, trouble breathing, skin disorders, migraines, mood swings, sexual dysfunction, heart palpitations, tingling sensations, and swelling. The most common symptom of fibromyalgia is general discomfort Continue Reading…
Fibromyalgia, also known as fibrositis, has been around since ancient times, but modern medicine didn’t recognize it until 1990. People who suffer from this condition often feel tired and stiff all over the body. But, there is no cure for this condition. This makes it difficult to determine whether you should seek treatment or not. Continue Reading…
There is no doubt that fibromyalgia has been getting a lot of attention in recent years. In fact, there are now lots of studies that suggest that as much as 10 percent of adults worldwide suffer from this condition. That said, this doesn’t mean that all these people who claim to be suffering from fibromyalgia Continue Reading…
Fibromyalgia is a condition that affects millions of people all around the globe. While there is no one perfect cure for it there are many therapies that have been proven to be effective. In this blog post we’ll go over the most effective treatment options for the condition and also how to get started on Continue Reading…
The Battlefield Of Fibromyalgia “Make no mistakes. Fibromyalgia is a diagnosis that can lead to a battle.” It doesn’t matter that you are suffering from chronic widespread pain, trouble sleeping, and fatigue. The average healthcare professional and, perhaps more importantly, your family members might not be able to fully appreciate the severity of your condition. Continue Reading…
