Explore the connection between Fibromyalgia and Depression, how chronic pain impacts mental health, and effective strategies for managing both conditions.
By: Dr Alex Robber Understanding Fibromyalgia and Breakfast The cerebral reaction of the nociceptive system is known to have certain pathological dysfunctions. This clarifies why some stimuli are so agonistic and why the body is focused in a disproportionately high quantity of pain. It is well recognized that individuals with FM have a greater quantity of Type C fibers and fewer neurovegetative fibers around their tiny blood vessels (related to pain neuropathy). Understanding the effect…
By: Dr Alex Robber The onset of fibromyalgia is preceded quite often by a body trauma. “Soft” traumas, including bright light, loud noise, crowds, weather changes, etc. are often caused by fibro flares. I believe that I and others with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) are like “toxin detective” after suffering from hyper-chemical sensitivities to environmental toxins since their young age 9. I can sometimes “change course,” as exposure to dryer sheet toxins or synthetic laundry…
By: Dr Alex Robber You hear a great deal about lifestyle changes when you experience Fibromyalgia (FMS) or chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS or ME / CFS). However, this is a very wide term, and the thought itself can be overwhelming. What must you change? How many changes do you need? Where are you supposed to begin? The task is to divide it into portable components. You can start making positive change once you begin to…
By: Dr Alex Robber Here is the list of Nastiest 40 Symptoms of Fibromyalgia. It is important for everyone to know about these symptoms. 1st is Pelvic pain Chronic pelvic pain is common in people with fibromyalgia. A key thing to remember is that pain from FMS and ME/CFS don’t generally sit in the same place all the time. 2nd is Night driving difficulty Patients with Fibromyalgia may have night driving difficulties, which with car…
By: Dr Alex Robber Many individuals currently regard fibromyalgia as a rare illness, but it turns out that fibromyalgia in the United States is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases. Now in the United States alone and much more around the world, including the UK, Australia, European nations, more than five million individuals are affected by fibromyalgia. Medical conditions often influence greatly where we decide to live to achieve the greatest possible quality of…
By: Dr Alex Robber We are often told what we should and should not do when we live with fibromyalgia. It is always tiresome to take advice, particularly if that advice is often incomprehensible. You have enough to work against you if you have a chronic disease such as fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue. For yourself, you don’t have to create things worse! It’s not difficult. According to the definition of society, something (other than disease)…
By: Dr Alex Robber More than 5 million individuals in the US also continue to suffer from fibromyalgia. Many unpleasant Fibromyalgia signs are found. It’s known as an invisible disease because people can’t see how they get harmed. Fibromyalgia is usually a very serious condition which should be recognized for the victims and their signs. We have collected and added a list of few of the worst symptoms for assistance and discussion in the different…
By: Dr Alex Robber Understanding Not Fully Lived Life A lonely journey can be lived with fibromyalgia and chronic pain. It is still a lonely journey, even if you are surrounded by many people. It’s warm and inviting when you have “your people.” But still, you do your best not to give your pain and discomfort away. You will feel your pain and struggles when you are alone and know that you are going to…
By: Dr Alex Robber We pass hundreds or thousands of tiny, tiny movements every day in our daily lives. Then probably don’t even believe about most of that. Therefore we have natural instincts and reflexes. We have duties and duties every day. We’re working, we’re playing, we’re training. We inhale, we blink, we exhale. In the morning, we wake up and stretch to face another day before going out of our bed. At night (or…
By: Dr Alex Robber Several illnesses are impacted, including fibromyalgia, by milk consumption. Asthma, disease, migraines, osteoporosis, prostate issues, rheumatoid arthritis, syndrome, tuberculosis, colon cancer, etc. are included. Understanding Milk Problem for Fibromyalgia Sufferers Milk foods contain between 25 and 27 distinct proteins. It produces over 80% of all proteins in cow’s milk, one of the principal enzymes called Casein. This protein enhances and thickens the production of mucus. It is also a major element…