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Fibromyalgia Alternative Medicine
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| Prescription medications that manage
the symptoms of this syndrome are the most common method of treatment
at present. None of these treatments is a cure for fibromyalgia, but all
have seen some success in certain individuals in reducing pain, sleeplessness,
ar other discomfort. The treatment goal is usually pain or fatigue management
and allowing the individual to lead a less restricted life than they otherwise
would.
Due to the upset in neurotransmitter levels seen
in fibromyalgia, certain symptoms often respond to antidepressants. Note
that this does not imply that the condition is merely psychological, nor
is fibromyalgia the only physical condition that benefits from medications
that adjust the levels of different neurotransmitters. Antidepressants
often improve the regularity of the sleep-wake cycle and benefit digestion.
They are taken in much lower doses for fibromyalgia than they would be
if used to treat depression. Many fibromyalgics are also quite sensitive
to drugs that affect the nervous system, and are likely to react strongly
to high doses of antidepressants and central nervous system depressants.
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| Fibromyalgia Resources: |
Fibromyalgia Alternative Medicine by nfra.net
Fibromyalgia Diet by fibromyalgia-syndrome.com
Cure Fibromyalgia by fibromyalgia-treatment.org
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National Fibromyalgia
Research Association
PO Box 500, Salem, OR 97302

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