Fibromyalgia is a physical illness. The pain comes from tender points and it doesn't take much to irritate them. I really don't see why some people think it's a mental illness. I feel the pain from fibromyalgia 24/7. I've had the symptoms of it since i was 5 yrs old, I was diagnosed last year. Im 15 now so 10 years of this pain, I don't see why people would think I'm just making it up. It really does hurt.
A major life stress, physical or mental, can bring about the onset of Fibromyalgia.
There are two types of illnesses, mental illness and a physical illness.
A "Physical Illness" is any type of illness that effects the body such as a virus, rash, bacterial infection etc. As opposed to a mental illness that has to do with an illness effecting mental capacity or processing. if this helps anyone there you go
no it is a physical illness
No, definitely not
Just as some physical illness can be cured some mental illness can be cured as well
It would not likely cause Fibromyalgia, but there is no known cause for Fibromyalgia. However, Fibromyalgia often co-occurs with other medical issues. It is often brought on by a physical or mental stress. So, it is possible that BLEB could have triggered Fibromyalgia.
anorexia is a disease, however it is not caused by a pathogen. It is a mental illness; which develops into a physical illness.
hmm, not many really. mental retardation is different to mental illness. e.g. serebal paulsey can effect the brain but is mainly physical, so is considered a disability and mental retadation which needs a wheelchair. but e.g. bipolar which is a mental illness isn't physical.
AnswerA physical illness is real. Even if we include in this definition mental illnesses such as depression or schizophrenia, they are just as real as influenza or cancers.A spiritual illness can not be defined by science. Someone may tell you that you have a spiritual illness, but can not objectively prove the existence of any such illness. He may mean a lack of faith or moral failings, or he may mean a mental illness, but mental illnesses are properly outside the domain of religion.
Refers to thinking in the head, not actually a physical part; like mental illness. Implies the brain.
Mental and emotional health differs from mental illness in the same way that physical health differs from physical illness. You can be careful about your physical health, while you are healthy, by eating a good diet and getting regular exercise. You can take care of your mental and emotional health while healthy by eating a good diet, exercising, maintaining healthy relationships with other people, avoiding addictive substances and learning to express your emotions in positive ways.