Yes, As with any other form of chronic pain, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) from a Clinical Psychologist. Many suffererers are sceptical of a psychological treatment, however many report a reduction in their pain experience, both in intensity and frequency, and learn excellent techniques for dealing with their pain. Pain is now treated in "biopsychosocial" way, as all biological, psycholgical and social issues of the pain interact which in turn effects the individual's experience of pain. I know this illness is debilitating and extremely frustrating and I don't think they have any long-term"cures" as such therefore learning to deal with chronic pain in the long-term is very beneficial. Speak to your GP or family doctor for a referral to a clinical psychologist who has extensive experience with clients with chronic pain. Many pain clinics have clin psychs working them also.
Yes, medication is given against the pain of fybromyalgia from medical doctors.
It should be clear, that medication has nothing to do with *healing*, it is just suppressing the symptoms.
The primary medication that they give for fibro pain is Tramadol (Ultram).
Any body can get fibromyalgia
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Women are most commonly affected by Fibromyalgia.
Not necessarily. Fibromyalgia can affect any part of the body - with varying symptoms.
No.
Any water exercise will work but the trick is to take it slow and easy and start for only a couple minutes a day.
Yes. Fibromyalgia can co-exist with any number of other diseases or disorders.
you can take pretty much any FDA drug that is on the market for fibromyalgia. Some suggestions are Cymbalta, Flexeril, Lyrica, Savella and Ultram.
Try food
Physical therapy treatment can treat headaches without any painkillers. Our therapists will teach you how to manage and ease headaches.
Some people with fibromyalgia use supplements but some doctors are not sure the supplements help. Please see the following for additional information: www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Fibromyalgia/default.asp -
One of the largest Tort Actions today is Work Related Fibromyalgia Problems. So yes it is a suable situation. Y-THINK-Y