A Guide To Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is a condition characterized bypremenstrual syndrome.
musculoskeletal pain and a feeling of over-exhaustion.Symptoms vary from one person to another, and
It is a rampant disorder that usually affects women.their severity differs as well. However, the
In fact, in the United States, there are about sixsymptoms are chronic, which means that they recur
million people affected by Fibromyalgia, and aboutand last for a long time.
ninety percent of them are women.If you think you or a loved one has Fibromyalgia, do
The causes of Fibromyalgia are still unidentified;not be afraid that it will be fatal. The disease is not
however, specialists believe that it may be due toprogressive and may not threat your life.
injury, some chemical changes occurring in the brain,Muscle pain and sleeplessness may be mitigated
disturbances in sleeping patterns, bacterial infection,through the use of drugs. Physicians usually treat
abnormal functioning of the nervous system, and/orsleeping disorders first because lack of deep-level
changes in metabolism and in the hormones.sleep could worsen other symptoms of Fibromyalgia.
A person suffering from Fibromyalgia typically feelsDrugs that help increase serotonin and norepinephrine
tired, and his muscles, tendons, and ligaments badlylevels in the body are usually prescribed (in low
hurt. In severe cases, an intense and burning paindoses) to patients with Fibromyalgia to treat both
may be felt. He also experiences fatigue even whenmuscle pain and disturbance in sleeping patterns.
he has not done anything exhausting. The personPeople suffering from Fibromyalgia are advised to
feels like he has completely lost his energy.change lifestyles so as not to wear themselves out.
Most patients suffering from Fibromyalgia alsoFibromygalia patients must also find time to learn
complain of having sleeping disorders, constipation andmore about this condition--its symptoms, treatment,
abdominal pain, diarrhea, and severe headaches.and aggravating factors.
Women also frequently experience symptoms of