Fibromyalgia

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's an extra bit of bone -- the kind of thing that happens as we age. It's not shaped like a toothpick but is wide at its base. It is in the back of the soft tissue between C5 and C6 (two of the three lowest vertegra in the neck). It's pressing a bit on the spinal cord.

Don't believe so. Possibly MS, rheumatoid arthritis or other muscular problem causing foot drop. I have recently been diagnosed with MS after years of muscular problems that were attributed to fibromyalgia. It was the podiatrist who first suspected MS because of my strange gait when walking and foot drop. Fibromyalgia is a relatively new and misunderstood condition so it's often difficult to know what problems are caused by fibromyalgia and what problems could be caused by something else. I personally put up with a whole host of problems because I assumed the doctors' would simply blame fibromyalgia and claim they could do nothing more to help. I would urge anyone not to think this way. If you are suffering in any way make an appointment with your GP; if you're still suffering after your appointment make a nuisance of yourself until they take you seriously. If you have foot drop... why? Ask your GP anddemand a referral if necessary. Good luck and good health x

At this time there is no cure for Fibromyalgia. However, some have found that they can improve their symptoms through a variety treatments.

By definition Fibromyalgia is wide-spread pain throughout at least 11 of 18 "tender points" on the body, often in addition to fatigue. It would be very unlikely that someone with Fibromyalgia ONLY has pain in one area of the body. However, it is not uncommon that the pain is worse in one area than it is in others. Often, Fibromyalgia patients may not realize they have pain throughout the body until the various tender points are touched. Determining pain in those tender points only requires the application of mild pressure to each point.

You need to see a rheumatologist and be tested for various autoimmune diseases. For instance lupus can cause both aches, and kidney problems. Another thing which can cause both aches (from neuropathy), and kidney problems is monoclonal gammopathy, so your doctor should also order an electrophoresis and immunofixation of both blood and urine.

Sciatica? If that's what you mean, Wikipedia says this: Sciatica is a set of symptoms including pain that may be caused by general compression and/or irritation of one of five nerve roots that give rise to the sciatic nerve, or by compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve itself. The pain is felt in the lower back, buttock, and/or various parts of the leg and foot. In addition to pain, which is sometimes severe, there may be numbness, muscular weakness, and difficulty in moving or controlling the leg. Typically, the symptoms are only felt on one side of the body.

Most people with Fibromyalgia do not feel much like running. However, if you have the energy to run Fibromyalgia itself should not interfere with doing so. However, there are many other co-existing conditions that can occur alongside Fibromyalgia that might make running more difficult.

I think it would be even doctors can never find any indication of anything wrong in tests ... Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition. It is characterized by widespread pain in muscles, ligaments and tendons, as well as fatigue and multiple tender points on the body where slight pressure causes pain.

The symptoms of Fibromyalgia are similar to many other disorders and diseases. Also, there is currently no blood or imaging test to prove that someone has Fibromyalgia. Because of this many tests must be run to rule out the other possibilities before a diagnosis of Fibromyalgia can be given.

For me, I have a Craftmatic adjustable bed with a pillow top. It has been a Godsend! I can raise my head and feet to meet my pain needs. I would love to get an adjustable sleep number though. I think that would be awesome!

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a systemic infection affects a number of organs and tissues and can also effect the whole body. a localised infection is an infection that is restricted or limited to a specific body part or region

Fibroids contain proteins coded for by desmoglein genes; these MAY cause an autoimmune response is some women leading to connective tissue disorders. Removal of fibroids may be a consideration in selected patients. The use of laparoscopy and robotic surgery allow for the outpatient treatment of fibroids; these techniques also maintain or improve the chances of becoming pregnant.

Google " da vinci surgery" to find a robotic surgeon in your area.

You should get the lump and the new pain checked out by a physician. One common issue with Fibromyalgia is attributing every new symptom to the disorder. Doctors often do this as well, but it is always important to get new symptoms checked out to ensure that you do not have something else that needs to be treated.

Fibromyalgia does not directly affect your internal organs. However, often those with Fibromyalgia do suffer from co-existing conditions that may impact a variety of organs and tissues.

Fibromyalgia is a human condition. It is a syndrome characterized by chronic pain throughout the body. If your cat is exhibiting symptoms of chronic pain, you should take them to a veterinarian, to be examined.

Fibromyalgia is often debilitating. Each persons symptoms and degree of symptoms may vary and some will be able to do more than others. Some do find themselves completely debilitated while others are able to keep up with most of their normal activities (at least for some period of time).

Welbutrin is not typically used for Fibromyalgia. However, most doctors do use a combination of medications that include an anti-depressant.

Living With Fibromyalgia was created on 2007-03-22.

While various treatments with differing success exist for Fibromyalgia, Nothing is known to prevent it as no cause for the affliction has yet to be determined.

aka cervical spondylosis, micromyalgia or better known as "wear&tear of the cervical spine disks"

People who have been hit in the head and survive or happens with old age. Based on how old you are, you can probably determine were you stand.

Scientists cannot yet figure out why anybody gets fibromyalgia, not is it only more common in adults but %90 percent of sufferers are women. Too much is still unknown about how or why it strikes to determine why it's more dominant in adult females