Fibromyalgia Support for Women
Author: Rida Hassan Someone dealing with fibromyalgia knows how overwhelming the symptoms are. There are such problems as fatigue, chronic pain, and brain fog that easily set off and turn into a worse flare...
Author: Rida Hassan Raise a glass and say cheers. Alcohol beverages can be consumed socially by people having fibromyalgia, in low to modest levels, and may be symptoms can improve. One caution is there...
Author: Rida Hassan People who are having fibromyalgia itching usually cause a lot of suffering from it. It is a usual but relatively less known symptom of fibromyalgia. There is no as such study...
Many fibromyalgia patients often complain about having issues with their ears. Are these two issues related? The problem is that most people who are being affected by fibromyalgia often feed horribly and they often...
Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. It is a condition that results in chronic widespread pain and tenderness all over the body. So what exactly does that mean?“Chronic” means...
Fibromyalgia makes it hard to sleep, and makes most days very uncomfortable. Not all patients who have fibromyalgia will experience itching, but many will, and for those people it seems like there is no...
There are three fibro drugs on the market: Cymbalta, Lyrica, and Savella. (Other drugs may be used off-label, meaning they aren’t specifically approved to treat fibro.) Like all medications, they can carry certain risks....
Anger is a very common emotion, particularly for people suffering from fibromyalgia. It is a natural, human reaction and yet it doesn’t get an awful lot of attention as a side effect to chronic...
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...
While the syndrome is often poorly understood and large portions of it remain a mystery, research is beginning to find observable physiological reasons for it. Certainly there is still a long way to go,...
