A detailed guide to understanding Fibromyalgia symptoms, early warning signs, and how they are diagnosed.
“I can only hope that I will continue to cope with it all as I do now.” My son is just over 2 years old. Anyone who has a toddler knows how much energy they exude at seemingly all hours of the day. I go through a constant grieving and acceptance stage with my fibromyalgia diagnosis because I feel like less of a mother for not being able to play with my toddler the way my husband…
Among all the syndromes of our days, there are two that excite a continuous fascination on researchers and doctors around the world: Lupus and Fibromyalgia. Both of these medical conditions have long been researched and on both of their causes, many theories have been built. Still, up to now, there is no absolute and complete answer to the questions both doctors and their patients pose about Fibromyalgia and Lupus. In both of these cases, determining the actual…
Fibromyalgia is referred to as a worse chronic pain condition due to which a person’s muscles and tissues have painful tenderness and achiness. It can be shown up in the age between 20 to 30s, but most people can have this condition later in life. Moderate to severe pain can arise in multiple areas of the body due to this chronic pain. Young people find it difficult to deal with fibromyalgia because it can be…
Someone dealing with fibromyalgia knows how overwhelming the symptoms are. There are such problems as fatigue, chronic pain, and brain fog that easily set off and turn into a worse flare that can last a day or two, a week, or even a month. This can happen too quickly. Sometimes this flare can happen with even a simple usual thing that no one even bothers like odor in the air. The sensitive syndrome Patients having…
Fibromyalgia is a condition that is still a mystery and doctors as well as individuals suffering from it get confused. No cure for fibromyalgia has still been found. Doctors don’t know the actual cause of fibromyalgia. The belief of some doctors is that some circumstances cause this condition. Fibromyalgia is characterized by widespread severe pain all over the body. Those who are having fibromyalgia suffer physically and emotionally. More than 6 million people are suffering…
Fibromyalgia pain might go away The medical world can act as a confusing one sometimes. But if you think that doctor knows how to lead the condition from worse to better make you feel hopeful and secure. What do you think, when it feels like neither the researchers nor the doctors know how to treat your disease? Fibromyalgia has been in debate for a very long time. There are a lot of theories related to…
As fibromyalgia is referred to as a neurological condition that has a variety of symptoms, but the most highlighted one is the widespread pain in tender points all over the body. The diagnosis and the treatment are still a challenge because the causes of the syndrome are still a mystery. More than 10 million people are suffering from this syndrome. The treatment is still of trial and error because it hasn’t been discovered yet, how…
Research is done to study the impact of early life events on a person’s later life. It was to measure how much the childhood environment and events affect the psychological life of a person. It is the disorder that not only increases the sensitivity of pain but has a number of other co-morbidities. In the world of health and medicine, the primary cause of the disorder is still unknown. There is still no verifiable indication…
Fibromyalgia is known to be a very painful and chronic disease and there are some guidelines for anyone diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Doctors will do a lot of tests and exams that range from some blood tests to every single examination of the symptoms to determine if the person is having fibromyalgia or not. Identifying pressure points is the most effective test of all. You might think that you have widespread pain throughout the body and…
Arthritis is considered one of the most common diseases related to bones. The statistic shows that more than 50 million Americans in the US suffer from some form of arthritis. Yet, this disease is somehow, still a mystery. Like arthritis, fibromyalgia is not so common but around 5 million Americans are suffering from it. But fibromyalgia is so much similar to arthritis that it gets difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia and arthritis both are mysterious…