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Fibromyalgia Patients Notice in Difficulties Smelling

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By: Dr Alex Robber The amount of olfactory bulb that is a main structure in the way we perceive and differentiate smell can be lowered for fibromyalgia patients, a research discovered. This study, "Less olfactory bulb volumes in patients with fibromyalgia disease," was published on the Clinical Rheumatology Journal. This finding can help explain why some patients report impairments of olfactory perception. Olfactory perception is often recorded as being deficient in Fibromyalgia Disease patients and is able to recognize and differentiate distinct kinds of scents. The olfactory bulb is the first structure that contributes to our smell perception. It consists of two nerve cell kinds that are supported by cells in the cavity of the nose. However, while "self-reported olfactory features have been investigated with olfactory exams, olfactory bulb volumes have not been investigated." Other illnesses, including Alzheimer's disease, Parcinson's disease, schizophre...

Why Delay Follow-up of Fibromyalgia Diagnosis in Patients

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By: Dr Alex Robber However the results from a domestic fibromyalgia study show that patients with this disease face have a privately because long physical and emotional struggle and that delays in diagnosis, reported for one or more years, have been highlighted by the majority of participants. Therefore two thirds (67%) of respondent’s report that they cannot keep up with their family job, almost half (47 percent) say they suffer badly and two in five (42%) spend less quality time with their colleagues. Due to in addition, they claim that their working lives and career have been negatively impacted. Fibromyalgia, almost one-third (31%) say, has adversely impacted their intimacy skills. Chronic, extensive pain and tenderness and reduced physical function mark Fibromyalgia. Six to 12 million Americans are involved, most of them females, of whom three-quarters are undiagnosed. HealthyWomen.org, the leading independent source of health information for females, has published its results in...

The Aspartame and Fibromyalgia Linking Evidence is Here

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By: Dr Alex Robber Aspartame is a calorie-free artificial sweetener. Aspartame safety is a contentious medical issue for many years. Although several trials demonstrate that aspartame is secure to consume, its potential connection to fibromyalgia has been demonstrated. Aspartame is actually also associated with other chronic circumstances. Understanding Safety of Aspartame Aspartame is one of six approved US FDA artificial sweeteners that has a several times more sweetening ability than sugar. In particular with regard to health safety, the FDA examined each sweetener carefully. According to a research released in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, the security tests have in reality exceeded the necessary food additive test amount. Aspartame was found by the authors that everyone can eat secure aspartame. Understanding Evidences Link No current research is underway to establish whether aspartame can cause fibromyalgia. However, two distinct instances have been revealed in a 2010 ...

Skin of Patients with Fibromyalgia Found Rational Biological Source of Pain

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By: Dr Alex Robber After all, Fibromyalgia is not imaginary, as some physicians have assumed, a painful illness affecting around 10 million individuals in the United States. Because discovery, released in PAIN MEDICINE, this month, now obviously shows that the rational biological foundation of Fibromyalgia can be found in the skin. Fibromyalgia is a serious weakening affliction with extensive tissue pain, tenderness in the hands and feet, tiredness, sleeping disorders and cognitive decrease. However, routine tests for fibromyalgia have mainly failed to identify a biological foundation and conventional diagnosis is based on subjective patient pain scores, which also raises questions about the real nature of the disease. The disease was thought to be psychosomatic ("in the head") for many years and was often ascribed to patients ' fantasy or even false disease. Currently endorsed therapeutics that at least provide partial relief to patients with fibromyalgia should work ex...

Study Shows: Specific Brain Waves Oscillations May be Associated with Fibromyalgia Symptoms

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By: Dr Alex Robber A fresh U.K. studies It indicates that in a tiny group of female patients because it seems that oscillations or differences in particular brain waves correlate with fibromyalgia (FM) pain symptoms and exhaustion. So, the European Journal of Pain contained the research findings "Altered theta oscillations in the resting EEG of the patients with a fibromyalgia syndrome." Earlier studies showed that fibromyalgia and other chronic diseases can influence the activity of the brain. Many experimental studies cannot, however, determine whether modified brain activity is due to acute pain assaults or reflects a continuous sensitization status. In the present research, resting brain activity was evaluated in order to better comprehend the connection between fibromyalgia and oscillation of the brain. Therefore the scientists examined variations in recording between 19 female fibromyalgia and 18 age-related healthy controls, using electroencephalographic recordings (E...

Undefined Research Neuron Mismatch has the Cause of Fibromyalgia Pain

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By: Dr Alex Robber New study indicates that the unexplained pain of fibromyalgia patients is the consequence of a disagreement between sensory and motor systems. Researchers have been looking at one arm in a research released in the journal Rheumatology while moving the other in another direction, which was concealed from the mirror. This established a discrepancy between the sensory feedback of the brain and what the engine controlling motion feel. Of the 29 patients participating in the research, 26 have recorded a transient rise in pain, a change in temperature or heaviness in their overshadowed limb. This indicates that a fibromyalgia root cause could be a flaw between sensory and motor neurons–which affects one in 100 individuals in the UK at some point in their life. Dr Candy McCabe, a scientist involved in the University of Bath and the Royal National Hospital of Rheumatic Disease Studies, said, "The chronic pain experienced by people with fibromyalgia is difficult to unde...

Relaxing Muscle May Lock Fibromyalgia Symptoms

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Low doses of cyclobenzaprine relaxing muscle, taken at bed time, assist fibromyalgia-relaxed individuals sleep better and feel less pain, according to a tiny study. "Seth Lederoman, MD, president of TONIX Pharmaceuticals, who financed the research, said that the medical therapy for patients who received low-dose cyclobenzaprine was secure and seemingly efficient." About fibromyalgia is 5 million Americans. For patients with fibromyalgia at higher levels like Amrix, Fexmid and Flexeril, Lederman says, cyclobenzaprine is already frequently used off-label. Off-label ' refers to drugs for conditions not specifically authorized by the FDA. Therefore TONIX develops and improves the formula, claims Lederman, on a lower dose variant. However, a non-study-related rheumatologist does not expect that the fresh medication will be a "game changer." The results of the studies are published in the Rheumatology Journal online. Understanding Fibro Treatments However Lederman and...

Herpes Virus and Fibromyalgia: Is There Any Association Between Them?

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Although the Herpes virus and the association with sexually transmitted diseases have an immediate adverse response, a number of distinct Herpes virus are present, among which Chicken Pox, Shingles and Epstein Barr (monotone). Even those with the most negative stereotypes are far more prevalent than individuals think; about 90 per cent of individuals have HSV-1 (oral herpes or cold sores), and their figures are quite similar. They can be sleeping in your body once you are subjected to any of these viruses and reactivate at any moment, generally as an answer to stress. So does Fibromyalgia and Herpes have a link? Given that Fibromyalgia is overlapped with Epstein Barr, it is not surprising that scientists are considering a possible link.  When I was a high school junior, I had mono. Other than that, I felt tired a lot, I don't remember it much. I remember later (in the next few centuries) that despite the fact many physicians saying me it was not possible to get monolith more than o...