Fibromyalgia Awareness: Understanding Condition & Supporting

Perfecting Your Oral Health Plan for Managing Fibromyalgia

Introduction Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition known for its widespread pain, fatigue, and a host of other symptoms. One aspect often overlooked is the impact of fibromyalgia on oral health. Dental problems can exacerbate the discomfort and complications associated with fibromyalgia. This article provides a comprehensive guide to perfecting your oral health plan, tailored to the unique needs of those managing fibromyalgia. Understanding the Connection Between Fibromyalgia and Oral Health Fibromyalgia and Oral Symptoms Fibromyalgia…

by Dr Alex Robber•07/11/202408/22/2025•0

Understanding Fibromyalgia

Outline for “Fibromyalgia” Heading Sub-Headings H1: Understanding Fibromyalgia H2: What is Fibromyalgia? Definition of Fibromyalgia History and Discovery of Fibromyalgia H2: Symptoms of Fibromyalgia Common Symptoms Uncommon Symptoms Fibromyalgia Pain Cognitive Symptoms (Fibro Fog) Emotional Symptoms H2: Causes of Fibromyalgia Genetic Factors Environmental Triggers Biological Factors H2: Diagnosing Fibromyalgia Diagnostic Criteria Diagnostic Tests Differential Diagnosis H2: Treatment Options for Fibromyalgia Medications Physical Therapy Alternative Therapies Lifestyle Modifications H2: Medications for Fibromyalgia Pain Relievers Antidepressants Anti-seizure…

by Dr Alex Robber•06/04/202408/22/2025•0

My Own 6 Ways That I am Living Well With Fibromyalgia

As we talked about in a previous post, getting treatment for your fibromyalgia is always important. Putting off your treatment can allow symptoms to worsen, and when you do finally seek treatment, it may be more difficult to get symptoms under control. However, not all your fibromyalgia management has to come from physicians and specialists. While medical treatment should definitely be part of your treatment plan, there are several lifestyle changes you can make to…

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Exercising with a disability

As anyone with a disability knows, a disability can definitely complicate life at times—but it certainly doesn’t make life impossible. The same is true of exercising with a disability. Exercise can seriously boost moods, decrease pain, and increase flexibility and balance. In addition, using remaining abilities can help prevent the future loss of those abilities. Exercise is just as important for people with disabilities as for those without. To get an idea of the potential…

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Fibromyalgia and Bruxism symptoms

You may suffer from bruxism if you have an aching jaw, pounding headaches, and episodes of TMJ. It is easy to fix it but you need to understand the having bruxism symptoms and fibromyalgia together, as it will help you in having a better life. What bruxism is? It is a clinical term for gnashing and grinding of teeth. Usually, it occurs while you are sleeping at night, although there are some people who experience…

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Managing the symptoms of fibromyalgia by Walking

Fibromyalgia is a condition that causes a lot of symptoms, but the major symptom is widespread pain. Some other symptoms include: No doubt, you are unable to perform any kind of physical activity due to pain, fatigue, and other symptoms of fibromyalgia. You may even find it difficult to walk. However, if you do exercise properly without any overexertion, it is a very effective treatment to manage fibromyalgia symptoms. Treatments to manage symptoms of fibromyalgia…

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Can I Get a Tattoo Even Though I Have Fibromyalgia?

Question: I really want to get a tattoo, but I’m worried that it’d be a really bad idea because I have fibromyalgia. That makes me really afraid of how painful it might be. I’ve never had one before. Is this a really stupid idea or can I have the tattoo I really want in spite of my condition? Will it make me worse for a long time? Answer: It’s smart to think about this before just going in…

by chronicillness•12/12/202308/22/2025•0

My mom has fibromyalgia. Reading this made me cry for her

Chronic pain is increasingly rampant today.However, chronic pain and chronic diseases are often invisible. In many cases, there are no plasters, visible rashes, or nasal discharge involved.Those who suffer from chronic pain often appear “normal”, perhaps a little more fragile or sad than average.I suffered from chronic headaches for four and a half years and chronic hip pain for two and a half years.He often seemed depressed, disinterested and angry, when I was simply in…

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Fighting Through Another Morning With Fibromyalgia

Everyone has had a tough morning, there’s no question about that. Sometimes, it’s difficult to get out of bed. Occasionally, we all toss and turn and don’t get a refreshing rest. We wake up exhausted, grumpy, and feeling generally awful. Now imagine waking up every morning feeling like you didn’t sleep even though you know you got your eight hours of sleep. You feel like absolute garbage, but if you’re like me, you work two…

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The Connection Between Fibromyalgia and Anger

Anger is a very common emotion, particularly for people suffering from fibromyalgia. It is a natural, human reaction and yet it doesn’t get an awful lot of attention as a side effect to chronic pain. It’s one thing to accept our anger, but it’s another to let that anger consume us and let it impact our lives and the lives of others. It can be difficult to draw that line when you feel enraged by…

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