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Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain illness that causes widespread pain throughout the body, fatigue, and sleep issues. The condition can also cause dizziness, irritable bladder, migraines, numbness and tingling. While not much is known about fibromyalgia, experts now believe it to be a central nervous system disorder.
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What is the nervous system designed to do? Nerves make the arms and legs move. Nerves make the heart beat and the lungs breathe. Ultimately, the entire nervous system is designed to keep the body alive. That is its most primal function. If a lion is chasing, the body runs. If the hand touches something hot, it jerks away. Just like a built-in…
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Cort, Health Guide, answered Extreme Fatigue after a tooth… No it's not normal but then again you have fibro/CFS and alot is not normal in…
Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, commented on Fibromyalgia Worse? Don't Blame the… Hi Keren4L – MiMi is right – it's important to get your vitamin…
Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, commented on Symptoms of Fibromyalgia Thanks, Lene. I appreciate your kind words. – Karen
Cort, Health Guide, answered What could be causing all my finger… Fingers and toes can be effected by fibromyalgia and inflammatory joint…
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