Fibromyalgia syndrome is a set of symptoms. If your doctor has diagnosed "fibro" or FMS, this means you will not die. This is a good thing. Means the diagnosis, the doctor recognizes that hurt you, but he or she does not know why. This may be a "benefit in kind" that are able to predict the time depending on how you feel.
"No matter what the weather.'ll Rain today. Take your umbrella!" Judy was one of my favorite weather presenters. With her fibromyalgia, was much more accurate than the best weather presenter on TV or radio has always been!
People with other conditions may be affected by changes in time, but in my experience, do not seem to put my finger on exactly what the time is approaching and my clients with fibromyalgia can.
What is barometric pressure? It is a measure of the mass of air surrounding it. Normally, on sunny days, reading the barometric pressure is high. But when a storm or cold front moving in barometric pressure drops. Sometimes the fall is very fast. This sudden change in barometric pressure often leads to fibromyalgia flare (increased symptoms).
The symptoms seem to get worse during winter in cold areas. Besides being cold, wet and miserable, barometric pressure is lower. Many people with Fibro report spending winters in warmer climates relieve many symptoms.
But in reality, changes in weather conditions are beyond our control. The best defenses are being prepared for the weather and dress for her. Layers keep you warm, but is easily removed if you get too warm.
Light clothing will not "pull" on what could aggravate your muscles and meticulous. Wearing a scarf that covers the back of your neck to keep "bending" to keep warm. Sculpting shorten shoulders and aggravate the muscles around your neck.
Unless you have warm feet "," wool socks help your feet warm and comfortable. Thick socks provide an extra layer of padding for comfort.
Air conditioning blowing on you or makes you be cooled can also cause symptoms of fibromyalgia to explode. Adjust the vents to not blow directly on you, or cover the back and neck to divert cold drafts.
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