This can be a difficult question to answer because fibromyalgia affects everyone in differing ways; however, there is one overarching thing that makes it worse, not moving. Although it can…
I don’t know if my way is best, but I’m nearly symptom-free. I take medication and I slowly increased my exercise and activity. The worst: In the spring of 2008, my fibromyalgia…
Exercise helps break the chronic pain cycle associated with fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) by improving fitness and functional levels, relieving physical and emotional stress, and boosting one’s confidence and self-esteem. While…
By: Dr Alexa James Chronic body pain causes fibromyalgia. Continuous tissue and muscle sensitivity can cause problems with sleep. The painful regions can include the neck, the back, the elbows…
By: Dr Alex Robber Exercise is likely the last thing in your thoughts when you have fibromyalgia with painful tender points, profound muscle pain and exhaustion. However, exercise can be…
By: Dr Alex Robber Although there are no ways of permanently preventing aging, sadly, our everyday lifestyles and routines can change as you think. You won't feel twenty years older…
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…
By: Dr Alex Robber Study after research showed that exercise can help decrease symptoms of fibromyalgia and enhance general quality of life when performed correctly. But most individuals with fibromyalgia…