An in-depth guide on Fibromyalgia, covering its symptoms, causes, treatments, and tips for managing this chronic condition effectively.
By: Dr Alex Robber “Is fibromyalgia a disability “It’s probably a question you’ve been asking about fibromyalgia at some point. The fibromyalgia can undoubtedly become so severely affected that daily duties are almost impossible to perform. Therefore, Fibromyalgia is in a strict sense a disability, because it can disable you. But when you ask, “is disability fibromyalgia? “The true issue you must ask is’ is the law recognizing it as one? “Let’s examine how the…
By: Dr Alex Robber How old are you getting fibromyalgia? It’s a more difficult question to answer than you might have assumed. The reality is that it is difficult to determine at what age you are getting fibromyalgia. And that’s because it differs greatly from individual to individual. Let us begin by discussing some of the variables influencing your chances of getting the disease and when. Chances of fibromyalgia Risk Nobody understands what is presently…
By: Dr Alex Robber You may realize that your hair hurts if you are suffering from fibromyalgia. Hair loss is only one of many signs of fibromyalgia. Fatigue, brain fog, digestive problems, depression, muscle, joint problems and chronic pain are some of the prevalent symptoms. Fibromyalgia is a disease that causes people throughout the body to suffer chronic pain. Fibromyalgia is widespread on both sides of the body, above and below the tail. The brain…
By: Dr Alex Robber It can be a challenge to find relief for your fibromyalgia. Although medicines are often used by physicians to help you with fibromyalgia, this is generally just part of a wider spectrum of therapy therapies. Most fibro patients should have a list of possible combined therapies. Dance therapy is a treatment in your arsenal that is more unconventional. Here you can find a helping of dance therapy. Benefits of Movements in…
By: Dr Alex Robber Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition with many distinct features such as back pain, hips, shoulders, neck, or even low fiver. Fibromyalgia occurs more often in females between the ages of 30 and 59, irrespective of age or gender. The precise reason for fibromyalgia is not understood, which makes finding a cure very hard. The fact that there are some symptoms of fibromyalgia also present in other diseases complicates this. Because a…
By: Dr Alex Robber March 2002 According to a fresh research, husbands of women who suffer from fibromyalgia are more likely to have bad or depraved health than other males. But the issue is not almost as bad as they expected. Researchers claim. Fibromyalgia is a long-term and painful condition that causes muscle, tendon and joints throughout the body. Sleep disturbances, depression and headaches may also include symptoms. Women tend much more often than males…
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 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 tend to shy away from practice due to pain and exhaustion. However, with the correct plan, a good workout program can be developed for someone with fibromyalgia. Proper defining of exercise Usually the term “exercise” is combined with exhausting activity, which is too much for…
By: Dr Alex Robber This is a matter about which I recently thought. The symptoms of fibromyalgia (FM) are lots that are unpleasant. But what is the symptom that limits your life? What symptom stops you from taking part in life? I think you can tell many people pain, the most common symptom of which is, of course, FM. Hard and uncontrolled pain can surely restrict your skills in working, playing or even caring for…
By: Dr Alex Robber When I go to the physician, there are two things I fear: step on the scale and taking my blood pressure. My problem with the scale is nothing but vanity. I don’t know many of those who like their weight to be advertised, so everyone in the neighborhood can hear. However, my problem with my blood pressure is a problem of pain. I pick up the cuff because I understand it…