Most of the people tell me that they have suffered from fibromyalgia for many years, but did not know about this condition. Even their doctors' did not say anything about this. I was never surprised by the number of e-mails I get from people who read my articles.
Even though my clients had information and knowledge about fibromyalgia, it was very difficult for them to convince their doctor's about the condition.
The major reason for this is fibromyaligia is very hard to diagnose. On a average it takes five years for a fibromyalgia patient to be diagnosed with this disease.
A person can get muscle pain of stiffness even if he works hard in gym. It could have also caused by rheumatoid arthritis. Therefore, it is very hard to diagnose fibromyalgia. This disease share the same symptoms with most of the other illness.
Abdominal pains including vomiting and nausea could be a really bad chicken salad sandwich, a more serious digestive track issue or. you guessed it! Fibromyalgia.
Just like insomniacs, those afflicted with fibromyalgia suffer from fatigue and the inability to sleep.
This lead to lack of motivation. People without sleep for long nights will result in energy loss.
These factors begin to overwhelm and soon it feels as if an avalanche has paralyzed them and depression sets in. All are classic symptoms of stress, insomnia and of course, fibromyalgia.
More confusing symptoms of fibromyalgia to be considered during a diagnosis include: difficulty in concentrating, (a symptom shared with dementia), chest pain (also a signal of heart related issues, mood changes (frequently associated with premenstrual syndrome or menopause) and dry eyes and dizziness (both early signs of vision problems).
With so many symptoms that mimic so many other diseases, disorders, dysfunctions and maladies, it's understandable why it might take years for your doctor or health care provider to reach an accurate diagnosis, especially if your doctor (like so many out there) fails to recognize fibromyalgia as a legitimate condition.
If one is lucky enough to finally get a fibromyalgia diagnosis, treatment brings up another long and confusing laundry list.
While many resort to doctor's offices, appointments and medications, there are many others that are able to get significant results from changes to their daily rituals.
A person who is affected by Fibromyalgia can follow this kind of nutrients diet, they are eating a nutritious and balanced diet, maintaining normal weight and including daily exercise, learning to cope with stress and dedicating time each day to simply do something relaxing.
Generally speaking, treatment for fibromyalgia would primarily incorporate medications for relief from pain while adding a strenuous self-care program with an emphasis on reducing the symptoms while improving your overall health.
This plan do not suit everybody
I've developed an extremely effective Fibromyalgia program that has helped untold numbers of fibromyalgia sufferers by relieving them of the constant pain with which they were previously living. I highly encourage you to try it today!
EL331002
Even though my clients had information and knowledge about fibromyalgia, it was very difficult for them to convince their doctor's about the condition.
The major reason for this is fibromyaligia is very hard to diagnose. On a average it takes five years for a fibromyalgia patient to be diagnosed with this disease.
A person can get muscle pain of stiffness even if he works hard in gym. It could have also caused by rheumatoid arthritis. Therefore, it is very hard to diagnose fibromyalgia. This disease share the same symptoms with most of the other illness.
Abdominal pains including vomiting and nausea could be a really bad chicken salad sandwich, a more serious digestive track issue or. you guessed it! Fibromyalgia.
Just like insomniacs, those afflicted with fibromyalgia suffer from fatigue and the inability to sleep.
This lead to lack of motivation. People without sleep for long nights will result in energy loss.
These factors begin to overwhelm and soon it feels as if an avalanche has paralyzed them and depression sets in. All are classic symptoms of stress, insomnia and of course, fibromyalgia.
More confusing symptoms of fibromyalgia to be considered during a diagnosis include: difficulty in concentrating, (a symptom shared with dementia), chest pain (also a signal of heart related issues, mood changes (frequently associated with premenstrual syndrome or menopause) and dry eyes and dizziness (both early signs of vision problems).
With so many symptoms that mimic so many other diseases, disorders, dysfunctions and maladies, it's understandable why it might take years for your doctor or health care provider to reach an accurate diagnosis, especially if your doctor (like so many out there) fails to recognize fibromyalgia as a legitimate condition.
If one is lucky enough to finally get a fibromyalgia diagnosis, treatment brings up another long and confusing laundry list.
While many resort to doctor's offices, appointments and medications, there are many others that are able to get significant results from changes to their daily rituals.
A person who is affected by Fibromyalgia can follow this kind of nutrients diet, they are eating a nutritious and balanced diet, maintaining normal weight and including daily exercise, learning to cope with stress and dedicating time each day to simply do something relaxing.
Generally speaking, treatment for fibromyalgia would primarily incorporate medications for relief from pain while adding a strenuous self-care program with an emphasis on reducing the symptoms while improving your overall health.
This plan do not suit everybody
I've developed an extremely effective Fibromyalgia program that has helped untold numbers of fibromyalgia sufferers by relieving them of the constant pain with which they were previously living. I highly encourage you to try it today!
EL331002
About the Author:
Christian Goodman has dedicated his life to health research and found cure to many dangerous conditions. You can know more about him on his natural health alternative blog or check out his natural health exercises for Fibromyalgia Treatment.
No comments:
Post a Comment