Help for Fibromyalgia Sufferers

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Help for Fibromyalgia Sufferers

Fibromyalgia is classified as a disorder that causes chronic pain with the main sufferers believed in the past to only be women. This is an untrue statement due to the fact that fibromyalgia can affect both genders and all ages. In the US alone, there are about 10 million individuals suffering with fibromyalgia.

The strange thing about fibromyalgia is that there is no specific area of the body that is attacked by the severe pain. The pain can be extreme in the shoulders, pelvis, hands, back, and neck. Every person affected with fibromyalgia does not always have the same severity of pain. One person may describe the pain as extreme while others may only describe an uncomfortable sensation. There is no rhyme or reason to the pain as well. In some individuals, it may come and go without any type of schedule. However, the majority of sufferers have pain for around three months, and then the pain will disappear. The onset may not occur again for several months or only for a few weeks.

At the onset of the pain, most individuals only notice a few tender points various places on their body, which begins to move to other areas. The pain is described in many ways such as muscle ache, throbbing, stabbing, or twitching. A few patients have also revealed they also feel numbness or burning. Cold weather and humid weather often make the pain increase as does getting up in the morning, when sitting for long periods, and after exercise. Some even complain of more pain during stressful times.

Fibromyalgia often is accompanied with other ailments such as chronic fatigue, insomnia, irritable bowel syndrome, restless leg syndrome, other sleep disorders, headaches, dizziness, and dry eyes.

The problem for fibromyalgia sufferers is there are not test at this time to confirm or even disapprove a person may be suffering. Physicians are often puzzled and order an array of tests to eliminate other illness or diseases while prescribing pain relievers. The majority of times, since there cannot be a diagnosis of fibromyalgia with sound proof, most doctors only prescribe medications to relieve the pain, sleep aids to help the individual sleep better, and all kinds of other drugs according to their symptoms.

Instead of trying all kinds of medications that only mask the problem, today you can visit www.healthremedies.com and learn more about fibromyalgia and fibromyalgia supplements that can help with the symptoms instead of using drugs that may have side effects. Remember, before you begin taking any type of supplement to check with your doctor, as some supplements may not work well with other prescribed medications.

A few of the supplements that can help fibromyalgia sufferers include magnesium combined with malic acid. This combination often aids in increasing energy while decreasing pain. S-adenosylmethionine aids in decreasing pain, stiffness, fatigue, and helps with the formation of cartilage. Essential fatty acids like omega 3 fatty acids aids with inflammation and increases energy. 5HTP increases brain serotonin levels. Melatonin improves sleep and oxidative stress.

Valerie Balandra ARNP, BC is a nurse practitioner that takes a naturopathic and functional medicine approach in her patient care. Valerie is available for telephone consultations by calling 941 371-7997. Visit www.Health Remedies.com for more information on what you can do to help fibromyalgia sufferers.