Raise awareness about Fibromyalgia by understanding its symptoms, impact, and the importance of support for those living with this chronic condition.
By: Dr. Alex Robber For fibromyalgia women patients, weight loss is a specific challenge. The disease itself is more probable to acquire weight in various main respects and makes weight loss harder for some of the diseases, but the physicians also understand that weight loss improves symptoms. You can break this vicious cycle with some conscious effort and dedication. Most Epic Tips for Fat Lose Understanding the Changes of Hormones Many patients with fibromyalgia have…
By: Dr. Alex Robber Like root beer and vanilla ice cream, fibromyalgia and anxiety go together. However Some studies show that 20% of people with fibromyalgia diagnosed are also diagnosed with anxiety disorder. Fiber is pain causing. This causes tiredness, insomnia, pain, headaches, cognitive deficiencies and panic attacks can now be added. Fibromyalgia and Anxiety both will kick your Body Fibromyalgia and anxiety are supposed to work like this: fear can feel like physical symptoms.…
By: Dr. Alex Robber Roughly half of the females with fibromyalgia report breast pain. Breast pain or mastalgia is an experience for most females somewhere in their life, but the symptoms appear to be experienced more intense by females with fibromyalgia. And one of the most prevalent reasons for breast pain is called a fibrocystic breast condition. In females with fibromyalgia, fibrocystic breast disorders are very prevalent. And many individuals proposed that the two circumstances…
By: Dr Alex Robber Swelling of fibromyalgia makes many people’s lives hard because difficulties are caused by the pain and discomfort. However, putting on your shoes or selecting an outfit, or even just swelling in your hands or feet, is more difficult. Understanding the Fibromyalgia Swelling Often fibromyalgia creates an inflammation of patients. Firstly swelling or edema, which grows fluid under the skin, is a medical condition. Edema is generally injured, but there is generally…
By: Dr Alex Robber You may not have heard of central sensitivity syndrome, but in fact fibromyalgia plays a very important role. And it helps you comprehend the connection between Central Sensitivity Syndrome and Fibromyalgia when it comes to your fibromyalgia. Understanding the Sensitivity Syndrome: Central sensitivity syndrome is a disorder in which you sensitize your nervous system to pain. However, You see the central nervous system is covered by every feeling. What we believe…
By: Dr Alex Robber Children and young people get as sick as we are, and usual finding out why they got sick is very simple. It can be just as easy to diagnose and treat as a sore throat or an infection. However, the fact that fibromyalgia can develop particularly in kids and teenagers does not seem to many individuals. Excessive fatigue and exhaustion, body-wide and particularly muscle and joint problems and sleeping difficulty are…
By: Dr Alex Robber Some 100 million Americans are estimated to be dealing with some type of chronic pain. Doctors spend much time attempting to identify methods to treat this pain, as you can imagine. That is why they have developed a scheme for categorizing pain. There are three main pain categories: harmful, neuropathic and idiopathic. However, there is also many subcategories, one of which is particularly attractive for fibromyalgia persons is somatic pain. Understanding…
By: Dr Alex Robber We often believe that we have five senses: touch, taste, smell, vision and hearing. It’s a bit more complex for some individuals, however. You might taste stuff you see or feel something you hear if you have a disease known as synesthesia. Or you can even see colors not seen by others. There is a lot about the disorder, but some individuals suggest a connection between synesthesia and fibromyalgia. There are…
By: Dr Alex Robber Urinary incontinence is a word that essentially describes any disease that makes controlling your bladder difficult. Of course, living with it isn’t a simple thing. It’s awkward, of course. But there are a lot of circumstances that lead to incontinence, too. And when you have fibromyalgia, you’re likely to have struggled somewhere with bladder problems. Studies have shown that a high proportion of individuals with pelvic and bladder control problems struggle…
By: Dr Alex Robber It’s not simple to live fibromyalgia. Chronic pain, wear and tear and general condition make life much difficult. This condition influences all elements of a person’s life and the lives of people around you. Because of this weird, apparently unexplainable situation, relationships from fatigue to depression can be highly tense. There are methods without the doctor to decrease fibromyalgia? As there is no cure, medicines are at the forefront of attempting…