An in-depth guide on Fibromyalgia, covering its symptoms, causes, treatments, and tips for managing this chronic condition effectively.
By: Dr Alex Robber 1st is Fibro Sufferers Whenever I write on the pain and symptoms of fibromyalgia, this title is simple to throw because it’s clear that a lot of individuals with this disease actually suffer. All human beings suffer at some stage in their lives, mentally, physically, or emotionally, but Fibro people are compelled to experience more. The definitions of “suffer” in the Webster dictionary are: Fibromyalgia seems to be the subject of…
By: Dr Alex Robber Over the last 20 years and I am 31 years old I have been facing chronic diseases in multiple forms. As long as I remember I had migraines, and I developed my fibromyalgia 8 years ago. I like to believe I’m fairly good at handling my pain after all these years. You might actually say that from time to time I am quite crowded with myself. I work in complete, socialize…
By: Dr Alex Robber Self-dubbing is one thing which continually surprises me about fibromyalgia. We have all heard of fibromyalgia-patients who deal with health workers who don’t think their pain is true or who are unbelievable about their diagnoses from friends and family. But I never expected to fight doubts in my own mind continuously. Maybe this is related to the tenuity of the diagnosis, I believe. There is no blood test or x-ray to…
By: Dr Alex Robber If somebody understands anything about fibromyalgia, it’s pain. After all, anyone with chronic and atrocious pain caused by fibromyalgia soon discovers that his or her life is all about it. Understanding Different Pains Doctors spend a lot of time attempting to assist painful individuals. And over the years they have created a classification scheme. Visceral pain can be among the more painful and can often be indications that something is badly…
By: Researcher Taymur The disorder of Crohn may not be as common as cancer or cardiac disease, but if not, more it can consume a person’s life just the same. Crohn’s is a gastrointestinal (GI) chronic inflammatory condition. This affects large and small bowels most often, although in every region of the GI tract it can be devastating. Understanding 8 Things About Disease. 1st is phases of flare and remission Most Crohn’s disease cycles are…
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Crohn’s Biologic Therapies The primary goal for Crohn’s disease people is to heal. Biological treatments may lead to remission by increasing symptoms and restoring inflammatory damage to the intestines. For patients with more serious Crohn symptoms who have not sought relief using other treatments, biologic therapy is commonly recommended. Nonetheless, guidelines also suggest that doctors prescribe biologics as a first line treatment to patients with serious disease. Biological therapies operate by…
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Upset Stomach Causes A distressing abdomen is characterized by the swelling (inflammation) of the tumor and intestines. It is sometimes caused by a virus, but also by a parasite or by bacteria such as salmonella or E. Crazy. However the allergic response to a certain food type or discomfort in some cases triggers stomach upheaval. Therefore this can be due to alcohol and caffeine consumption. Because it may also cause upset…
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Crohn’s Disease However disease of Crohn causes chronic inflammation and intestine and intestinal loss. Because it may affect the bladder, stomach, and intestines in different areas. So, Crohn’s disease consists of five different types, because each affecting different parts of the digestive tract. However crohn’s disease has no known cause. Experts believe it can be caused by an immune system in the intestines or bowel liner that responds to food or…
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Crohn’s Disease and Lactose Intolerance Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory disease of the chronic intestine (IBD) with inflammation of the intestine. It can cause severe disease or impairment if left untreated. The Crohn’s symptoms are sometimes mistaken for lactose intolerance, which is less severe but much more common. The failure of a person to produce enough or any lactase enzyme contributes to lactose intolerance. Usually this enzyme is located in the…
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Helminths Helminths are tiny parasites that infect humans and spread contaminated soil. We are small animals. Three types of helminths are transmitted from soil: According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Trusted Source, approximately 807 to 1 121 million people worldwide are infected with Ascaris, about 576 million and 740 million are infected and between 604 million and 795 million people are infected with Whipworms. In the United States and…