By: Researcher Taymur Defining Stress Stress. This is a term that many of us have been afraid of. We also face stressful situations from time to time, whether it is a tense relationship with a manager or a burden from our friends and family. Some of us sporadically witness these events. Stress is a normal part of life for other people. Understanding Psychological Stress We can all recognize a good chance of negative stress, but…
By: Researcher Taymur Stress is a word you probably know. You might also know exactly what pressure is. What does pressure mean, however, exactly? In the face of danger this body reaction is natural and has helped our ancestors cope with occasional dangers. There are probably no major health problems due to short-term(acute) stress. But with long-term (chronic) stress, the story is different. You are at risk for numerous health effects when you have been…
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Stress Prevention Stress is a life fact which cannot be prevented. Stress isn’t a bad thing always, however. This naturally occurs physically and can cause our reaction to combat or flying. Stress will help us to become more aware of circumstances which are challenging or threatening, so we can act quickly at the moment. Human beings wouldn’t have survived this long without it. Yet pressure can be harmful to your health,…
By: Dr Alex Robber In FM patients unwavering sympathetic hyperactivity is linked with an unwavering sympathetical response to different stressors by day described by Dysautonomia. The researcher says, that the autonomous nervous system (ANS) seems to be the focus of the health upsurge week. This research incorporates the autonomous nervous system and pulmonary function a problem that I am not conscious of in fibromyalgia. Typically, people are not associated with pulmonary problems, but they sometimes…
By: Dr Alex Robber “I have a problem overly sweat without explanation, like stepping out the shower, drinking water, wearing clothes! It’s a large damper on my way of life.” “They get so cold and painful in my limbs, and my face is going to sweat from the heat inside. I don’t bother wearing make-up in the summer because it doesn’t make sense, it’s just dissolving.’ These are all commentaries from individuals with fibromyalgia and…
By: Dr Alex Robber We are aware that fibromyalgia seems strongly related to autoimmune disease, which is when a healthy tissue attacks the body’s immune system. Autoimmune illness can sometimes be fatal because of glomerulonephritis. This is why, when you are having fibromyalgia, it is essential to be conscious of how to handle the autoimmune conditions. Understanding Glomerulonephritis The complication of autoimmune disease, which can cause a loss of kidney function, is glomerulonephritis. In essence,…
By: Dr Alex Robber Understanding Dealing with Fibromyalgia Rash We often believe of muscle pain, tiredness, sleep problems, digestive conditions and problems of the mood when thinking about fibromyalgia. However, many people with fibromyalgia also cope with rashes and other modifications in skin that can be distressing and unpleasant. Understanding Fibromyalgia and Skin Problems Fibromyalgia is diagnosed in as many as 50-80% of people with skin issues, including rashes. These rashes can make you feel…
By: Dr Alex Robber A leg cramp is muscle pain in your leg. It’s because of a muscle spasm when a muscle gets tough. In one veal muscle generally happens below and behind the knee, but in the wrists, shins, and quads (the large bones of the body) painful spasms may happen. Sometimes tiny muscles on the feet start by curling your fingers in the direction of your skull. These steps can assist relieve this…
By: Dr Alex Robber It can be disastrous if you first know the pain and tiredness you have because of fibromyalgia. You will discover that this fresh diagnosis can have the effect of changing the manner you live your life. All that you do can make a difference in how you feel later, even the worldliest things. Even a shower can cause more pain, or even cause more fibromyalgia symptoms than they are already. Fibromyalgia…
By: Dr Alex Robber The amount of olfactory bulb that is the main structure in the way we perceive and differentiate smell can be lowered for fibromyalgia patients, the research discovered. This study, “Less olfactory bulb volumes in patients with fibromyalgia disease,” was published in the Clinical Rheumatology Journal. This finding can help explain why some patients report impairments of olfactory perception. Olfactory perception is often recorded as being deficient in Fibromyalgia Disease patients and…