Fibromyalgia isn’t a disease. It’s more of a chronic syndrome. Its symptoms vary extremely widely, but the most common signs are pain in the muscles, bones, and joints, sleeping problems, and excessive fatigue.
Fibromyalgia affects individuals of all ages, but many more women suffer from it than men. Many don’t realize it until the symptoms get worse. And while it’s not life threatening, it does stay with the individual for the rest of their life.
If you’re often feeling so tired that it gets in the way of everyday work and recreation, then you might be suffering from one of the stages of fibromyalgia.
Fibromyalgia has no known cause. Doctors all over the world suggest several catalysts for the syndrome, some conflicting with each other. Others even think it’s all in the mind.
Medical treatments such as painkillers, muscle relaxants, and other drugs have been found to give a measure of relief from the symptoms of fibromyalgia. While these medications are relatively inexpensive, it’s a form of treatment that unfortunately needs to be maintained over the individual’s lifetime. Some drugs, such as those that aid sleep, may also be dangerous when taken for extended periods of time.
Other doctors suggest the use of non-medical treatments. Exercise increases the patient’s threshold of pain, letting them cope with fibromyalgia’s symptoms better. Massage and chiropractic care may also help, as does as a change in diet – some studies suggest a link between fibromyalgia and high levels of blood sugar.
While many of these medical treatments and therapies have been found to have some measure of effectiveness in treating fibromyalgia, the medical system hasn’t arrived at a specific cause or cure even today.
I’ve found both.
I believe fibromyalgia is caused by the lack of oxygen reaching the cells in our body. My Fibromyalgia Program will treat fibromyalgia with the aid of a few simple exercises.
One of the good parts about my Fibromyalgia Program is that it only requires a few minutes each week for you to attain lasting freedom from the syndrome. It doesn’t entail any medication or vigorous exercise, and it doesn’t get in the way of life’s little pleasures as much as the other treatments mentioned above (such as the dreaded diet change).
Don’t be convinced right away when your doctor tells you that you don’t have fibromyalgia – the syndrome is very difficult to diagnose. So if you experience any of the symptoms mentioned in this post, particularly if you’re feeling very tired most of the time, then my Fibromyalgia Program will help you. If you’d like to learn more about it, there’s a link to the program on the upper-right portion of this website. Or simple click here…
Warm Regards,
Christian Goodman