There are many factors that affect the development of chronic pain such as age, level of disability, depression, or the presence of nerve damage; however, there are enormous implications for the development of strategies to prevent chronic pain.
Fibromyalgia is rarely the only diagnosis a person has. Usually someone with fibromyalgia also has one or more comorbid or overlapping conditions, such as ME/CFS, irritable bowel syndrome, restless legs syndrome, Migraines, allergies, etc. One possible comorbid condition we don't talk about frequently is joint hypermobility syndrome…
Christina Lasich, MD, Health Pro, posted Gender Differences in the Brain lead to… Being a woman can be a pain in the … Well, you can complete that…
Cort, Health Guide, answered any side effects of lessar thorephy for… Hi Anthony, I'm having trouble figuruing out what 'lessar thorephy' is.…
Pam Flores, Health Guide, commented on Joint Hypermobility and Fibromyalgia Hi Karen...I have a hypermobile sacroiliac joint, which is no fun. With…
Christina Lasich, MD, Health Pro, answered Can you form a clot in your lumbar… Spinal hematomas (blood bleed/clots in the spine) following a lumbar puncture…