Apr
03
2009
Fibromyalgia — Diagnosis and Treatment
By Miriam Ruff
In the not-too-distant past, patients (generally women) who complained of generalized pain and fatigue were told they were whiners and hypochondriacs. Now, though, the medical community recognizes those symptoms as a genuine, specific physical disorder — fibromyalgia. Learn what’s involved in a proper diagnosis, as well as how to find the right treatment to relieve your symptoms and feel better again — all from an author with first-hand knowledge of what’s involved.
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