Fibromyalgia is a label that is ascribed to a large number of patients who describe chronic pain. Some of these patients have distinct tender points around their body, while others don’t have this at all but describe more of a diffuse pain that really isn’t specific to one particular anatomical region. Fibromyalgia is not a distinct condition with a single pain generating mechanism. This article discusses general points about the condition and what we know.

There are plenty of medication options for the treatment of fibromyalgia, however, a lot of them simply do not work and are not FDA approved. Whether or not a medication is FDA approved is not necessarily a litmus test for success. In addition, even if the medication is FDA approved for one indication, they can successfully be used many times off label for other conditions. This article discusses various medications that have shown excellent results for fibromyalgia.

There are sacroiliac joints on both sides of the body. They are joints with cartilage and some movement does occur in the joints. Radiofrequency ablation may help for an extended duration in the SI joints and be an excellent nonoperative treatment.

An epiduroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a flexible instrument containing a tiny camera known as an epiduroscope. The procedure is performed to diagnose the cause of pain in the lower spine and legs. The pain is often the result of sciatica.

Are you living with fibromyalgia or living with chronic fatigue and having recurring feelings of muscle aches, muscle stiffness, fibro fog, headaches, chest muscle pains, exhaustion and tiredness? With one shift of your mindset, you can live a pain-free; worry-free life and not only help those suffering from fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, but help change the world-TODAY.