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fibromyalgiaFibromyalgia

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Created on 20 November 2012 Written by Teri Gottlieb Category: Fibromyalgia

fibromyalgiaCurrently, Fibromyalgia is not well understood in the medical community.  Some doctors believe in this diagnosis and are willing to treat patients who have it, while others refused to acknowledge it's presence.  To give you an example, my GP told me that he did not believe in the Fibromyalgia diagnosis but if he did, I had classic symptoms.  He then refused to treat me for it even though I had "classic" symptoms.  It is known, that certain people are more prone to developing Fibromyalgia than others.  Fibromyalgia is brought on by a major stress in ones life.  Because there are so many different symptoms of Fibromyalgia, diagnosis is sometimes difficult...  while it should be so easy.  Especially if it's all there.  Sometimes the obvious is overlooked.  When it comes to Fibromyalgia, you need to be your own advocate.  If you are convinced that this is what your problem is, you may have to find a doctor who believes you.

 
Created on 16 November 2012 Written by Teri Gottlieb Category: Fibromyalgia

fibromyalgiaIt has been discovered that there is a link between Hepatitis C and Fibromyalgia. What exactly that link is has not been determined. If you are at all predisposed to Fibromyalgia, Hepatitis C or it's treatment can bring it out. Fibromyalgia is brought on by a major stress in ones life. Treatment of hepatitis c can definitely be considered a major stress.

Described by Hippocrates in ancient Greece, Fibromyalgia is one of the world’s oldest medical mysteries. The disease – a complex illness marked by chronic muscle, tendon and ligament pain, fatigue and multiple tender points on the body – affects about 2% percent of Americans, most of them women. When you have Fibromyalgia, sometimes just getting through the day means making difficult choices. It's almost like a roller coaster, full of ups and downs. One minute you're fine and you can handle anything you need to, the next day will leave you so exhausted that you feel like you can't even get out of bed to feed the kids. As bad as this feels, there are steps you can take to avoid some of the Fibromyalgia pain.