fibromyalgia

[dr.yasser]

fibromyalgia is apsychosomatic case which caused by psychiatric disease charactrized by difused pain in all trigger point of muscles specially neck shoulder girdle pelvic girdle,knee ...the pt is always female middle age,sufferring from anexiety,depression,,trouble in sleeping..she feel that she struggles in the life ,,problems in work,,,,,,,,,,,,,
so she goes to physical therapy seeks for help ur role is to calm the pt ....refer the pt to psychiatric consultation...............aerobic exe for 3 monthes ...........so plz remmber this diagnosis.....look to the pt as general always remmber that the cause may be psychological not organiic





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[rainy]

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fibromyalgia is apsychosomatic case which caused by psychiatric disease
not always most of the time it is caused by fatigue or inproper position of the muscle and wrong body posture

the pt is always female middle age,sufferring from anexiety,depression
not always but sometimes > men as well as female are likely to have this disorder


look to the pt as general always remmber that the cause may be psychological not organiic
yes the cause could be psychological but finally it cause an organic problem so we should treat the organic as well as the psychological factor

finally thanks indeed

[rainy]

What is fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia is a chronic (ongoing) condition of widespread pain, tenderness and fatigue. The word fibromyalgia comes from “fibro” – meaning fibers (connective tissue or muscle); “my” – muscle; “al” – pain; and “gia” – meaning the condition of. Thus, fibromyalgia literally means a condition of pain in the muscles and connective tissue fibers. However, individuals with fibromyalgia can and frequently do have pain anywhere in their body.

Fibromyalgia is a common syndrome that affects 2-4% of the U.S. population. It is more commonly diagnosed in women but teens and men may develop this condition as well.. It occurs more frequently during early and middle adulthood or during a woman’s childbearing years. People who have a rhematic disease such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis are at higher risk for developing fibromyalgia and genetics may play a role as well because fibromyaligia is often found in family members.

How does it occur?
The cause of fibromyalgia is not known, but there are many pieces of evidence that point to a fundamental problem in the way the spinal cord and brain are processing pain signals. Simplistically, it is as if the “volume control” in the nerves throughout the body is turned up too high. Possible triggers of fibromyalgia include infections, physical trauma, psychological stress, hormonal alterations (e.g., hypothyroidism), drugs, vaccines and certain catastrophic events (such as war).

What are the symptoms?
Fibromyalgia is a chronic illness typically characterized by its cardinal symptoms: widespread pain; and fatigue. Some people who have fibromyalgia may complain only of pain. Most people, however, will experience a variety of symptoms and syndromes that fall outside the definition of fibromyalgia, yet frequently accompany it.

The symptoms most often associated with fibromyalgia include:
Pain
Tenderness
Fatigue
Weakness
Sleep disturbance
Attention and memory difficulties
Allergy-like sensitivity to drugs or medications
Sensitivity to loud noises
Intolerance to heat or cold
Restless legs and/or cramps
Depression

[dr.yasser]

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