By: Dr Alex Robber By seeing our bodies to be ideal mechanisms, we can be confused and surprised. Even specialists can’t understand what’s going on in our body sometimes. However, there have to be resolved some mysteries. Therefore sometimes the most prevalent things seem mysterious and how much job scientists have done about it, they will…

By: Dr Alex Robber Fibromyalgia is certainly painful. There is no question. But many specialists believe that this disease has an emotional component which can improve discomfort and fatigue. Poor people are more susceptible to pain, as are individuals living with fibromyalgia. This can lead to an aggressive cycle: suffering causes distress and the illness causing…

By: Dr Alex Robber Perhaps heating might be necessary to stay healthy in fighting fibromyalgia symptoms. Although each person prefers cold to heat, attempting a range of heating alternatives can assist relieve your symptoms. Deep heat and surface heat can be efficient, so try a couple of heating methods to see which one works best for…

By: Dr Alex Robber As we understand, heat helps the broad array of pains and soreness. However, there are some proof that heat is helpful for the treatment of fibromyalgia and other associated conditions. Heat is used to decrease symptoms of the illness in many gels and other treatments. Therefore, in this blog, we will examine…

By: Dr Alex Robber For me, fibromyalgia pain feels like unseen elves have smashed me. I defined it as before and I’ll reiterate it again in another post. Because it is so, because, although it’s fun, I hope to convey the random annoying and angst nature of the pain to individuals. I define it like this. When I woke…

By: Dr Alex Robber Allodynia refers to central sensitization of pain (increased neuron response), usually followed by unpainful stimulation, often repetitive. Allodynia can lead to a pain response from stimuli that usually do not cause pain. Therefore Allodynia can be caused by temperatures or physical stimuli that feel like a burning sensation and can often happen…

Treatment for fibromyalgia using myofascial release can be a very effective tool for fibromyalgia pain. When the fascia (a membrane that covers muscles and tendons) remains tight and knotted for periods of time, the fibro body actually adapts to this as its normal state of being. Fibromyalgia is complex and although it affects multiple systems of the body, addressing the…

Brain fog can be a challenging symptom for those with fibromyalgia and its primary co-conditions. From short-term memory loss and the lack of concentration to the inability to stay within a structured lifestyle, all are evidence of fibro-fog. Living with chronic pain and symptoms is challenging to the brain due to a total load of symptoms already present in the body….

By: Dr Alex Robber Stage 1 You will feel mild pain and exhaustion at the very beginning of fibromyalgia. All the signs you’re going to feel tired. You may not be able to do your daily work perfectly because of this tiredness. You’re holding on to your job, but you’re pretty sure your body doesn’t have…

Introduction Imagine a scenario where a king, the epitome of strength and leadership, is diagnosed with fibromyalgia. This chronic condition, characterized by widespread pain, fatigue, and cognitive difficulties, poses significant challenges even for ordinary individuals. How would a king manage his royal duties while battling such a debilitating illness? This thought-provoking hypothetical scenario sheds light on the…