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Fibromyalgia Information
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 Fibromyalgia is a common disorder, affecting about 5% of all women. It is characterized by  
 widespread pain and many other symptoms such as:

 
 
  Severe fatigue
  Poor sleep
  Stiffness
  Poor memory
  Headaches
  Restless legs
  Irritable bowel
  Overactive bladder
  Depression
  Exercise intolerance
  Low back pain
Numbness and tingling
Painful periods
Muscle spasms
Jaw pain
Excessive tenderness
Sensitivity to bright lights
Sensitivity to loud noise
Sensitivity to perfumes
Sensitivity to weather changes
Excessive anxiety
Poor balance

   Fibromyalgia is not a psychiatric disorder. It can now be confidently diagnosed and treated. 
   For more information consult this website

 

*This is a non-commercial website that provides information on fibromyalgia with extensive connections to other sources of information. This information is provided by clinicians and researchers at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon, USA and invited specialists from other locations.

   

 

 

 FIQ (questionnaire)

 QOL (questionnaire)

 FM literature

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