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Fibromyalgia (fi-bro-my-AL-ja) syndrome (FMS) produces chronic body-wide pain, which migrates and can be felt from head to toe.

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Rosner Rebuttal
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Cure Fibromyalgia

    One of the most important factors in improving the symptoms of FM is for the patient to recognize the need for lifestyle adaptation. Most people are resistant to change because it implies adjustment, discomfort and effort. However, in the case of FM, change can bring about recognizable improvement in function and quality of life. Becoming educated about FM gives the patient more potential for improvement.

    An empathetic physician who is knowledgeable about the diagnosis and treatment of FM and who will listen to and work with the patient is an important component of treatment. It may be a family practitioner, an internist or a specialist (rheumatologist or neurologist, for example). Conventional medical intervention may be only part of a potential treatment program. Alternative treatments, nutrition, relaxation techniques and exercise play an important role in FM treatment as well. Each patient should, along with the healthcare practitioner, establish a multifaceted and individualized approach that works for them.

 

Fibromyalgia Resources:   Cure Fibromyalgia by nfra.net
  Fibromyalgia Diet by fibromyalgia-syndrome.com
  Cure Fibromyalgia by fibromyalgia-treatment.org

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www.nfra.net | www.fibromyalgia-syndrome.com | www.fibromyalgia-treatment.org

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