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I have a dumb question:
What do you mean when you say this food increases inflammation?
What inflammation do you mean? Nerve, joints?
I read this word every day in your chats and I don't get it.
I read some months ago that fibro has nothing to do with inflammation.
Pharma, Insurance, and Healthcare count on our world becoming sicker and sicker, it's good for business.
Does not seem likely
Have the same thing. Dire scalp, headache, earache, neck pain , occipital neuralgia
Mine is blepharitis (an infection that requires daily medication) and chronic allergic conjunctivitis. The chronic inflammation usually begins with chronic Leaky Gut Syndrome and Fatty Liver disease… read more
I read and drs say that there is no real inflammation with fibromyalgia, but when my legs ache they are hot to the touch and feel “thick”. Is this normal?
If this is happening go to Dr have them check for blood clots I have a deep vein thrombosis disorder that can cause me to throw blood clots and I am on a blood thinner but fibro makes it harder to… read more
When I had my two kids I had more pain and more inflammation. I take magnesium and Vitamin D.
Trauma continuous stress
Hello, this is my first time on this group chat i just want to start off by saying hello. Two days ago i went to the hospital with chest and upper back pain and nothing show up on my xray or blood work. Has any experience this before? is this fibromyalgia?
I have esophageal spasms. It is my understanding these spasms are a part of fibromyalgia. I went to the ER with chest pains last year thinking I was having a heart attack. They are very painful. My… read more
Yes, for me I had first costochondritis and thought it was a heart attack, then my doctor mentioned that since it’s constant (every single day for 4 years now), it’s Tsieze Syndrome
Fibro triggers… read more
Do y’all know anything about being gluten-free, to help fibro inflammation? And if so, any good foods?
So many gluten-free foods in supermarkets and available online. The safest way is to shop the outside of the supermarket as the fruit and vegetable aisles have so many anti inflammatory foods.
I like drinking it in the morning, and read some comments about stopping. I know sugar will have to stop, because I feel worse the next day. But I don't know for sure...
I’m addicted to coffee. I slowly changed the amount of sugar in it. After a while I started to appreciate it without sugar. Switch creamer for almond or any other veggie sugar free milk and keep this… read more
