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 A chronic disease which impacts the spinal cord and the brain causes individuals to feel pain and fatigue, which also impacts the concentration, is one the most prevalent symptoms of fibromyalgia. Sleep disturbances are a key characteristic, along with fatigue, pain and psychological distress because it has become more and more evident in recent years that the treatment of related sleep disruption increases fibromyalgia symptoms during the day. Here are 8…
By: Dr Alex Robber If you diagnosed with Fibromyalgia Nobody needs to tell you about the almost daily widespread muscular pain you experience along with constant fatigue, sleeplessness, fibro fog and low-grade depression when you have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia. In about one in 50 Americans, the chronic muscle pain in fibromyalgia impacts mostly females. The search for the greatest fibromyalgia pain relief is underway because there is no cure for fibromyalgia and the cause…
By: Dr Alex Robber Around 1,5 million Americans suffer from psoriatic arthritis (PsA). PsA is only component of the tale for many of those individuals. This is due to two or more chronic circumstances for patients. It may be hard to diagnose psoriatic arthritis (PsA), since symptoms such as rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and gout are common. In America 2016, most individuals who have PsA experience several symptoms over the period of years before the…
By: Dr Alex Robber Fibromyalgia impacts 1 in 50 persons, up to 6 million in total. Although only an estimate. It is defined by the symptoms of chronic muscular-skeletal pain with brain fog, behavioral impairment, anxiety, tiredness and sleep disturbances throughout the body. The root cause of fibromyalgia continues uncertain and standard medicine now uses pain relievers and antidepressants to address its symptoms. Functional medicine, on the other side, seeks to identify the root cause…
By: Dr Alex Robber After months of cold weather that winter brings, many individuals welcome spring with open arms. It also involves for some of us stuffy nose, watery itchy eyes, sinus pressure, and headaches. It can also mean the breakdown of our defenses and we get tired of fibromyalgia for those of us. We don’t know why, but it seems people with fibromyalgia have more problems with chronic sinusitis than others do. With a…
By: Dr Alex Robber While your fibromyalgia’s discomfort and fatigue may make you unwilling to work out, study demonstrates that frequent, mild exercise reduces pain; enhances function; and generates a stronger general feeling of well-being. However, as we understand, fibromyalgia can generate distinctive obstacles to fitness. Here are 10 things you can do to help you recover from your post-workout. Maintain a healthy attitude Exercise with fibromyalgia can be very hard: it can harm, cause…
By: Dr Alex Robber If you’ve lived long enough with fibromyalgia, you already understand your body just loves routine. And it’s about traveling shaking stuff up. But you shouldn’t have fibromyalgia locked away at home. It is feasible to travel with this unpredictable situation, but if you are ready, thoughtful, and can schedule it is extremely helpful. Here are some tips to make sure your travel plans go smoothly. Be challenging about journey times This…
By: Dr Alex Robber My whole life I lived with Migraine, so it wasn’t new to wake up in pain. The surprise was I felt like I was 40 years old suddenly overnight. I haven’t hurt. Every muscle in my body felt confiscated and all my joint was tightly locked. In relation to migraine attacks, I now face extensive pain and rigidity almost every other day. Migraine attacks were now a steady occurrence of aphasia,…
By: Dr Alex Robber You are not alone if you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and have digestive problems on top of it. Studies have discovered more gastrointestinal (GI) issues for individuals with RA than for individuals without RA. Higher rates of inflammation and impaired immunity are likely to play an important role due to the disease. In addition, drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis–including non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDs), corticosteroids, and therefore most disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs…
By: Dr Alex Robber If you have fibromyalgia, one of the best ways to care for your health is to play a proactive role in your own treatment a process called self-management. Here are some ways if you have fibromyalgia you can manage your health: Improving Sleep It is essential to maintain excellent sleep hygiene to improve the quality of sleep. That implies doing stuff to make sleeping and staying asleep easier for you. It…