Simple answer – yes, I believe night shifts can cause Fibromyalgia, to a certain degree. However, if you can’t stop working night shifts, there are ways that you can compensate for working nights and the toll it can take on your body.

Fibromyalgia (FM) is a common, yet not well understood disorder that affects thousands. The challenges with FM are that the symptoms are not clearly visible, and it cannot be diagnosed by a particular blood test or marker.

Those who suffer from chronic pain rely on many different sources for getting additional comfort. A non-traditional source of relief could come in the form of a fire pit.

I was at the launch for the CieAura holographic chips in Houston, the home of the Rockets. Rudy Tomjanovich, known as Rudy T, was on the stage talking about his personal experience. He had been in pain. His hips hurt and, as he said, “Life was not fun.”

The youngster had spina bifida, a birth defect in which the spinal cord did not form correctly within the spinal column in the womb. The mother told a story of how the child had been in pain that, according to the doctors, was only going to increase as she got older.

Pain comes in all different flavors from shooting and throbbing to stabbing. Only rare individuals will say that they actually enjoy it, though. Sometimes pain only lasts for a short period of time, such as when you stove your finger.

When people start to discuss how to heal Fibromyalgia, the subject of chronic pain grabs the center focus. That’s probably because the degree of constant pain that a Fibromyalgia patient feels is so horribly unfair. Case in point.

Those who experience chronic pain have a lot less going on in their lives than they could have if the pain was gone. Sufferers of this kind of pain could have arthritis or some other kind of joint disease. They could have pain that is from a recent surgery or an injury that is taking a while to heal.

Joints commonly replaced are those of the knee and the hip. The patient must assume responsibility for physical therapy, exercises and weight control.

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