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I only see my primary care (worthless) and pain doc what other type of providers see & treat fibro?
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Members overwhelmingly recommended seeing a rheumatologist or neurologist for fibromyalgia treatment, with many emphasizing the importance of... Read more
Defiantly get a GOOD rheumatologist. Maybe one that is both a pain dr and rheumatologist.
I see a rheumatologist and a neurologist. My neurologist diagnosed me but they also think I have psoriatic arthritis. I think the rheumatologist would be best, if you can find a good one.
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I see a PC, a Pain doctor who really helps me with many of my needs. And of course a surgeon for my knees and a surgeon for my shoulder since my shoulder will most likely be replaced within the next year. Oh and my shrink for my anxiety and depression!
you definitely need a neurologist as they can take MRIs of the brain and check for lesions to make sure that nothing else is going on I see my neurologist every 2 to 3 months and about every 6 months they take an MRI to see if the legions have gotten any bigger and to see if they need to change my meds good luck my prayers are with you
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