Many people with fibromyalgia say the weather affects their symptoms but a recent Dutch study found very few symptom changes that could be attributed to the weather.
If you are one of millions tired of feet that sting, burn or itch, consider rubbing the discomfort out with a medication applied to your skin. The side effects are minimal and results might surprise you. Read More »
Over the past couple of months, many of you completed the Fibromyalgia and Family Impact Survey that I've been working on with Dr. Dawn Marcus. She asked me to share the following personal note of appreciation with you. Read More »
Last month the Senate passed a bill reauthorizing user fees for the FDA, which included tougher restrictions for opioid pain medications containing hydrocodone like Vicodin. However, when the bill went to the House, the restrictions were dropped. Read More »
Traveling when you have a chronic pain condition can be challenging. One of the issues you'll have to contend with if you are flying and/or traveling to another country is how to transport your medications. Read More »
Traveling is supposed to be a pleasurable activity. Unfortunately, the harsh reality of traveling with fibromyalgia (FM) is that often, just getting to our destination is so stressful and exhausting, we spend most of our vacation in bed, trying to recover enough strength to make the trip home. Read More »
RSD in 1992. Told I was crazy. Believed them! Could not tolerate anti-inflamatories, or any pain meds. Over 18 months 13 spinal blocks. First few numb from waist down. Last no effect. Read More »
