What is the best treatment for fibromyalgia pain?
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1. Educating yourself.There is no one best treatment,and many things are falsely reported as treatments for FMS.
Generally, SNRI and anstiseizure meds like Cymbalta, Savella, Lyrica as well as gentle exercise and a healthy diet. Trazodone is good for sleep.
Know that FMS is highly overdiagnosed by idiot docs who use it as a general label for pain...most people actually have something else-often more treatable and are suffering needlessly...some aren't sick at all--they are either hypochondriacs or have normal aches and pains from their lifestyle.
a person will tell you that vitamin D will help FMS..that is false...you may have a vitamin d deficiency INSTEAD Of or in addition to FMS......in that case vit D will treat the deficiency...but if you take D and there is a Huge improvement--that means you most likely only havethe deficiency--not FMS
people will tell you things like magnesium or hormones or water are the cure.....these will only help other conditions that minic fms--not real FMS........such as a magnesium deficiency or dehydration...
2. For information on fibromyalgia: http://www.fibromyalgia-information-relief.com/signs-symptoms-of-fibromyalgia.html
Take 1g(1000mg)/day of magnesium chloride
Stop aspartame, sucrose, fructose
3. There is a treatment for Fibromyalgia that involves a product called the LC Balancer. The LC Balancer works on the theory that Fibromyalgia is caused by a body malfunction. When the body encounters a severe infection or life threatening condition, blood circulation is substantially reduced to the peripheral organs to assure enough blood supply to the brain and other major organs. Afterward the condition is passed, blood is usually restored to the peripheral organs, but in the Fibromyalgia condition blood circulation is not restored to peripheral organs after a severe infection or life threatening condition is passed, thus resulting in chronic pain and other symptoms.
The LC Balancer is a formula would treat Fibromyalgia by significantly improving microcirculation. This would treat the Fibromyalgia and remove the body pain by forcing blood to circulate to the deprived areas.
Depending on the age of the patient and the severity of the condition, patient should feel some improvement within 1 week. Treatment time to achieve symptom elimination will vary from 1 to 3 months. After 1-2 weeks of treatment, patients may feel a severe pain that usually lasts 3 days to 1 week as though they are in the early stage of the condition and should rapidly fade away as treatment continues. This is due to the conversion from a chronic to acute state and is part of the healing process.
