Fibromyalgia is a curious and often misunderstood disease plaguing countless victims who can feel totally overwhelmed (at times) as they suffer in silence with debilitating symptoms, such as unexplained pain, fatigue and sleeplessness often associated with FMS. Unfortunately, there isn’t a single test to determine if these symptoms are totally to blame on this disease and therefore render it’s victims to often being misdiagnosed. While there are tests to rule out other disorders, which may conclude that FMS is the culprit, the process of determining this disease can almost feel just as painful as the disease itself.
If you suspect that FMS is at the root of your condition, here are a few things to consider when looking for an answer:
*When do the symptoms occur and are they continuous or occasional?
*What has changed in your diet, exercise or daily wellness routine?
*Have you ever been diagnosed with depression or anxiety?
*What medications are you taking and have you spoken to your primary care physician about their impact on your FMS?
Alternative options
While I am not a medical professional, I believe that our physical condition is always an equal component in our mind/body/spirit connection. When I learned how to naturally detoxify my body I found that many of my symptoms (i.e. depression, allergies, fatigue, and insomnia) changed dramatically and disappeared. Even the pain from my physical injuries (torn rotator cuff, torn meniscus, sciatica, baker’s cyst) were completely relieved. Through my wellness seminars I teach you how to naturally detoxify your mind, body and spirit. The results are amazing and have helped many, many people feel completely “well” again.
Seeking other alternative options may be the next step in your journey toward wellness. My best advice is this: If what you’re doing isn’t working look for another option. Always discuss those options with your doctor.
Quick tip for wellness: If what you’re doing isn’t working try something else.
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