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I don't know what kind of neurologist you went to. I mean it is really sad that he doesn't even know medical terminology.He got part of it right. Fibro does mean fibrous tissue. My means muscle. Algia means pain. So fibromyalgia means pain in the fibrous tissues and muscle. He must have graduated at the bottom of his class. Don't give up. There really are good caring doctors out there. Have you tried a pain management doctor? Usually you have to be referred. Do you have a regular doctor that can refer you? Don't give up. Nobody deserves to hurt.

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