The checklist of
fibromyalgia
symptoms offered below isn’t meant as a means for self-diagnosis. Because there is no cure or cause yet identified for
fibromyalgia
, also known as FMS or Fibromyalgia Syndrome, early diagnosis and treatment for fibromyalgia symptoms has offered sufferers better relief in the long run.
Find a physician or practitioner who is well-versed in the care and treatment of these fibromyalgia symptoms and treatment of the syndrome so that you’ll get the best possible treatment and relief of your symptoms.
What Causes Fibromyalgia?
Exactly what causes fibromyalgia remains unknown. Those with musculoskeletal conditions such as arthritis or lupus are thought to be at a higher risk of developing Fibromyalgia.
Some research studies suggest that fibromyalgia may have a genetic link. Other studies have shown a connection between
physical and emotional trauma
and the development of Fibromyalgia symptoms. There is also evidence of
abnormal levels of pain transmitters
which cause nerve receptors to communicate to the brain that there is pain when there is no obvious reason for it.
Some researchers are inclined to believe that Fibromyalgia is viral in origin such as chronic fatigue and Epstein barr. Others believe that it is directly related to
high levels of toxins in the body’s
delicate system
which can lead to chemical changes.
Recently a
connection between sleep disorders and Fibromyalgia
has been established since
people suffering from Fibromyalgia
lack delta wave sleep which is the deepest and most relaxing sleep of all. When deprived of this fundamentally restorative sleep, disturbances in the delicate biological rhythms
severely compromise systemic health.
Food allergies
have also been linked to Fibromyalgia symptoms. Specific foods which are known to cause sensitivities that can
aggravate fibromyalgia symptoms
include shellfish, milk, citrus fruits, wheat, corn, and tomatoes among others.
Use the list below to help you discern if you MIGHT be suffering from fibromyalgia, but don’t overlook seeking the advice of a physician. Because fibromyalgia symptoms are overlapping and affect several bodily systems, they can also be indicative of another problem or disease. While you might be tempted to use this checklist to self-evaluate, you may also be overlooking other symptoms that lead to a misdiagnosis. This mistake can prove fatal if the alternative disease could have been successfully treated if found early.
The listed symptoms are common to fibromyalgia but they don’t all happen to one individual. Each person can suffer the syndrome in a different manner and fibromyalgia symptoms can change over time.
These are fibromyalgia symptoms that have appeared to be more common to sufferers:
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Chronic muscle pain, muscle spasms, and
leg cramps
Factors that can aggravate fibromyalgia symptoms:
Help for Fibromyalgia Symptoms
Researchers have discovered that certain neurotransmitters such as serotonin, which
controls mood, sleep patterns, and pain,
are very low in fibromyalgia patients. Apparently
disturbances in brain chemistry
are what causes the changes which occur in
muscle structure and metabolism
in people suffering from Fibromyalgia symptoms.
Currently there are no drugs approved by the U.S Food and Drug Administration to treat Fibromyalgia although there are a few currently being developed.
Doctors mainly aim to
treat fibromyalgia symptoms
with the following types of medications:
Effective Treatment for Fibromyalgia Pain
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