Fibromyalgia: A Guide to the Symptoms, Management, and Treatment of Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue
By Jessica Rose
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FIBROMYALGIA
Whether you have fibromyalgia or are just looking to understand better what fibromyalgia is, this book will be able to help. The more you know about fibromyalgia, the easier it will be for you to help yourself or a loved one deal with this chal
Jessica Rose
Jessica Rose is an artist, author and visual arts educator who loves to get lost in stories and artwork. She has been on the river since the young age of three and has guided on various rivers in Colorado, Utah, Norway and Australia.
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Fibromyalgia - Jessica Rose
Introduction
Thank you for choosing this book! Whether you have fibromyalgia or are just looking to understand better what fibromyalgia is, this book will be able to help. The more you know about fibromyalgia, the easier it will be for you to help yourself or a loved one deal with this challenging condition. So much is currently unknown about fibromyalgia, but we can use what we do know to promote positive changes in the lives of those who face fibromyalgia every day.
The following chapters will discuss what fibromyalgia is, how it is diagnosed, the symptoms that accompany it, and how it is treated. This book will not just give you the broad strokes of what the condition is, but concisely, it will delve into some of the facets of fibromyalgia that you might not know. It will give you information on the signs and symptoms that you need to know as you are first learning about this condition. It will guide you through the diagnostic process, which will show you how to know if you might have fibromyalgia and how to raise your concerns with your doctor. Moreover, this book will explain to you the different treatment options, both regular and alternative. Finally, it will give you some handy self-help tips for managing fibromyalgia day to day.
Thank you once again for taking the time to read this book. I hope you find it to be both helpful, and informative.
Chapter 1: What Is Fibromyalgia?
Definition
Fibromyalgia, or Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS), is a condition that makes people experience chronic pain and fatigue. Being chronic, it is a long-term condition that can impact people throughout their lives. It is a condition that has long been mysterious, but medical professionals are slowly beginning to uncover more and more about what might cause it, and how it can best be treated.
While some people struggle with this condition non-stop, for others, the symptoms can come and go in cycles, and there are some breaks from the constant pain. No one person will entirely represent what fibromyalgia is. The people who experience this disorder are diverse and experience their conditions in ways that are unique to them. If you are a sufferer, a loved one of a sufferer, or if you think you may have this condition, it's essential to know that fibromyalgia impacts so much of the body that it can be hard to pinpoint all the symptoms and to treat the disease directly. Nevertheless, there is hope for people dealing with FMS.
Fibromyalgia can be particularly debilitating because it doesn't just impact one part of the body. People with Fibromyalgia often feel pain all over, which can make it hard to engage in ordinary activities. For people with FMS, it can be hard to find a balance between being too active and being too sedentary, because both can make symptoms worse.
Luckily, fibromyalgia doesn't do any lasting damage to the body. If fibromyalgia causes you to feel pain in your leg, you're not going to do irreparable damage if you walk on that leg. It also doesn't cause
