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Fibromyalgia is a disease that causes chronic, widespread pain, general fatigue and sleep disturbances. Originally thought to be a musculoskeletal disorder, fibromyalgia is often misdiagnosed, though about 5 percent of Americans are thought to have the disease.
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) is nothing short of an elusive condition that baffles many doctors. Two types of TOS exist. One type is caused by an intermittent irritation to the nerves at the point of the thoracic outlet. The other type is caused by a disruption of the normal blood flow into the arm at the point of the thoracic outlet. This…
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Cort, Health Guide, answered With fibro fog do you get a… Its always hard to say with fibromyalgia because it can cause so many symptoms and…
Christina Lasich, MD, Health Pro, answered what is the difference between lupus… I would recommend that you see a rheumatologist (specialist in arthritic…
Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, answered fibermyalgia Although the pain of fibromyalgia is often felt in muscles and tissues, it is actually caused by a problem…
Cort, Health Guide, answered Does fibro-fog really exist? Its very normal and can be one of the most distressing part of fibromyalgia. This inability…
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