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Fibromyalgia is, unfortunately, a common issue which affects 3-5 million people, or 1 in every five people. This syndrome is characterized by debilitating pain in the entire body. Yet, chronic muscle pain does not necessarily mean that you suffer from fibromyalgia, as this condition leads to other symptoms as well. Yet, if your muscles ache […]

Chronic, widespread pain, muscle spasms and weakness, migraines, morning stiffness, sensitivity to touch, insomnia, and brain fog are recognizable symptoms of fibromyalgia. But these are not the only struggles associated with the syndrome. Here are 6 aspects of chronic illness the doctors don’t share with you. Shame     Being diagnosed with a chronic illness

Many Doctors have done research into whether Fibromyalgia is a progressive illness like it’s sister illnesses MS and Lupus. However the jury is still out on this and many doctors will tell you that Fibro is not progressive. So if this is the case how come many of us, seem to go through six very

This post is aimed at relatives and the close circle that surrounds people with fibromyalgia. Although Fibromyalgia is not noticeable, it is very real. Many people think that a person is not really sick unless they look sick. When you have fibromyalgia, the person can be full of health (on the outside), but inside a

Fibromyalgia affects the nervous system, which might have an influence on the muscles responsible for eye movement. The disorder makes nerves more sensitive, which can lead to a variety of eye-related problems. Here are some of the most prevalent visual concerns associated with fibromyalgia. Dry Eyes: A common issue for people with fibromyalgia is dry

Fibromyalgia, a chronic condition characterized by widespread pain, fatigue, and sensitivity, affects millions worldwide. Managing its symptoms can be challenging, leading many patients to explore alternative treatments. One such therapy gaining attention is leech therapy, a centuries-old practice with potential benefits for pain and inflammation. Could this natural approach provide relief for fibromyalgia patients? Let’s explore

The Worst Symptoms of Fibromyalgia – Fibromyalgia is a disorder which is characterized when a person has musculoskeletal pain. Moreover, it includes symptoms like mood swings, memory loss, fatigue, lethargy, and insomnia. The second most common condition which affects our bones and muscles is fibromyalgia. This disease is often misdiagnosed and even misunderstood. The most common symptom

As we know fibromyalgia is a chronic illness. And it causes severe pain in the muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Moreover, it can also cause thigh pain. Therefore, it weakens the legs, and a person faces difficulty in walking. Furthermore, it is difficult to sit or stand for a longer period of time. What Triggers Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is a common chronic disorder that is characterized by widespread pain, among other symptoms. It can cause significant pain and fatigue, interfering with a person’s ability to carry out their daily activities. While the causes of fibromyalgia are unknown, it’s estimated that it affects 5 million Americans ages 18 or older. Research has shown

You may have had fibromyalgia since childhood without realizing it—these early signs explain why!     Fibromyalgia is often diagnosed in adulthood, but many sufferers experienced symptoms as children. Unfortunately, childhood fibromyalgia signs were often brushed off as growing pains, fatigue, or simply being overly sensitive. Recognizing these early symptoms of fibromyalgia could have led to better pain management