
Fibromyalgia involves more than just chronic pain, although that is one of the primary symptoms of this debilitating disease. What are some others?
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- Extreme tiredness
- Stiff joints
- Problems with bowel and bladder function
- Problems swallowing
- Tingling and numbness
- PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)
- Problems with mental activities, such as memory and thinking clearly
- Insomnia and other sleep issues
- Depression and anxiousness
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Even though a person may not feel like they are experiencing any of the symptoms right now, it is important to be aware of what they are as this condition can affect anyone at any time. What may cause a person to be more prone to experiencing fibromyalgia?
When this misalignment is corrected by an upper cervical chiropractor, normal flow of blood, oxygen, cerebrospinal fluid, and nerves can begin. Healing can take place, and the end result may be a decrease in many of the symptoms of fibromyalgia, or possibly a total remission.
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- Women are more likely than men to get it, particularly those of menopause age
- Lack of exercise leading to poor physical condition
- Genetic disposition
- Those who have experienced trauma to the brain or spinal cord
When this misalignment is corrected by an upper cervical chiropractor, normal flow of blood, oxygen, cerebrospinal fluid, and nerves can begin. Healing can take place, and the end result may be a decrease in many of the symptoms of fibromyalgia, or possibly a total remission.
To schedule a consultation with Dr. Hanson click the button below or call 866-587-7111