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How is fibromyalgia treated?

Answered By Eric Falwelle, Editor


Fibromylagia can be treated is treated in different ways. The most important factor in improving fibromyalgia is for the patient to recognize the need for lifestyle adaptation. It is very important for the patient to change because it can bring recognizable improvement in function and quality of life.

There are over-the-counter pain medications given to manage the pain related to fibromyalgia such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Some physicians prescribe new non-narcotic pain relievers or low doses of antidepressants or benzodiazepines.

The patients of fibromyalgia are advised to improve their sleeping pattern by implementing a healthy sleep regimen. Psychological support is also an important factor for the treatment of fibromyalgia. The patients need to develop a program that provides emotional supports and increases communication with family and friends.

Complementary therapies are very beneficial for fibromyalgia. These include physical therapy, therapeutic massage, water therapy, acupressure and others.

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