There is no concrete evidence to support chiropractic for the treatment of fibromyalgia, however, chiropractic is a well know form of pain control in general, and there are a few case reports found in the literature describing people with fibromyalgia who have benefited. Further, there is a good theoretical mechanism for how chiropractic care could help people suffering from this condition.
Either way, the alternative treatments for fibromyalgia are drugs, which come with the potential for serious side effects. As such, trying a conservative and low risk approach like chiropractic first is a great idea to see if it will work for you. If it doesnt work for you, drugs will always still be there.
Acupuncture or Cardiovascular exercise is stated to be helpful in rehabilitation from Fibromyalgia. There are many medications that your doctor can prescribe that will help with some of the symptoms.
Some of the most popular treatments for fibromyalgia are medication. You can also benefit from physical therapy. It is also important for you to exercise.
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There is a type of massage called Watsu that is done in the water that is very good for those with Fibromyalgia. You may also find that physical therapy done in the water or water aerobics can improve your symptoms.
There are several types of massage that are very good for Fibromyalgia. Watsu is a water based massage performed in a pool. Trigger Point massage or myofascial release focus on the myofascial trigger points and can be very helpful to those with Fibromyalgia. Rolfing is another technique that can be helpful for Fibromyalgia.
Physical Therapy is very helpful as its not only to balance the BP as it rises, but also other symptoms visible, can come under control.
Environmental medicine is helpful for those patients suffering from chronic allergies, asthma, chronic fatigue syndrome, EI/MCS, fibromyalgia, Gulf War syndrome, and sick building syndrome.
A major life stress, physical or mental, can bring about the onset of Fibromyalgia.
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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.
There are many certifications related to physical therapy. These include a physical therapy aide certificate, certificates in specialized physical therapy, and a graduate degree in physical therapy.