Is there an age limit for Fibro Myalgia, and could it cause swelling in hands and feet? - causes of myalgia
My wife has experienced widespread pain in the arms, back, legs and feet. Exibiting It is also a little swollen hands and feet. Massage has a limited effect on the painkillers and water have no effect on inflammation. Doctors have said she is young to have fibro myalgia, she is 34, but do not have any explanation for his condition.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Causes Of Myalgia Is There An Age Limit For Fibro Myalgia, And Could It Cause Swelling In Hands And Feet?
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You need to go to a different DR. I have had it since I was around 20. Progressively getting worse. I am now 46. Thank You for believing her and supporting her. That is the MOST important thing you can do. And yes it can cause some swelling, slight. Please look up The Monster list of Fibromyalgia and chronic Fatigue Symptoms on About.com. Very useful. And Find another DR. Maybe a Rheumatologist. Google the disease to death, learn everything you can. Most important she needs to pace herself.
ReplyDeleteThe friend of my friend has it and is now 20th She had since I have at least 16 clock so that it is possible. I'm not so sure that the inflammation, but the rest seems pretty close. You should have a different opinion.
ReplyDeleteThe doctor said that everyone, but we are talking in code. Fibro myalgia is not true as a disease that is recognized by the Medical Council. This is a dumping ground for all kinds of unknown diseases and conditions. If doctors do not know what to do then, some say the cause is fibro myalgia. Be careful and seek further advice
ReplyDeleteand I do not think that it is still too young, but seems normal fibers as one of the conditions shortly after the decision of the rest. It may just need a little therapy, foot massage in the exercise. Are you on your feet all day, do something for their violent repetiative or perhaps only braces that realign its smooth operation. Swelling, but not sure she could examine her kidneys and start walking. Are you overweight? Do they have to use more tests or they can visit a naturopathic doctor, very competent and helpful
ReplyDeleteHave you ever had thyroid checked? An accumulation of fluid can cause inflammation that causes pain. Another point is - can only be one thing. I tried to find answers to specific conditions - like symptoms, that is his wife, it seems that I carpal tunnal cubic wrist tunnal both elbows, nerve damage, bladder have conditon causes pain in the legs because the nerves. Thus, rather than relying on a solution for an open mind, many believe. Good luck! www.webmd.com also very useful for the kind of dr. to see!
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