Medicare magazine

People with Fibromyalgia show first three primary symptoms of chronic pain, fatigue and sleep disturbances. Then other ailments regularly called secondary symptoms concomitant which we list the main.
PRIMARY SYMPTOMS:
Chronic pain
Affecting all patients Fibromyalgia, the pain is characterized by sensitive to the touch in nine bilateral well-defined bodies. This pain extends mainly in the region’s muscular neck, shoulders, arms, pelvis and knee. She sits in the soft tissues of the muscles surrounding the joints (unlike arthritis that directly affects the joints). It is a non-inflammatory and degenerative.
Chronic fatigue
Next in importance chronic pain, chronic fatigue is characterized by fatigue languishing as a result of physical, intellectual work extended, or a sudden weakness without apparent cause. It intensified by a lack of sleep and stressful situations, prolonged or consecutively.
Present in all patients Fibromyalgia symptoms that can last for several days and weeks, even months. It reduces substantially – even dramatically – the daily activities and quality of life of patients.
Caution: Since chronic fatigue associated with Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome is two syndromes which are very close, it is difficult to differentiate these two diseases. A doctor will in a person diagnosed with chronic fatigue, while another will that of Fibromyalgia. Sleep
They are characterized by difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings and a loss of deep sleep. This type of chronic insomnia resulting in stiffness and fatigue languishing from the morning alarm clock.
Among the good sleepers, the phase of deep sleep restores the forces necessary to balance the body. In Fibromyalgia, the frequency of alpha waves (Stage drowsiness) beyond abnormally on the frequency of delta waves during deep sleep cycle. This anomaly creates a state of light sleep depriving the body of a crucial rest.
SYMPTOMS CONTEMPORANEOUS:
Although the diagnostic criteria for Fibromyalgia not rely on the presence of sensitive, patients often suffer other symptoms Key:
Allergies
carpal tunnel syndrome
irritable bowel (alternating diarrhea and constipation)
cystitis (inflammation of the bladder) or irritable bladder
depression (mild to severe often proportional to the intensity of pain
numbness and tingling
sore throat (hoarseness or difficulty swallowing)
headache (in the form of migraine headaches)
loss of cognition (memory troubles)
gastro esophageal reflux (heartburn)
Premenstrual syndrome
dry eyes, dry mouth
violation of the thyroid (hypothyroidism)
cold extremities similar events Raynaud’s disease
Maxillo-facial pain
It is important to note that Fibromyalgia is a diagnosis of exclusion. Before concluding a Fibromyalgia, it is necessary to make certain tests to exclude any other disease speaking by similar symptoms.