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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – CFS,  Myalgic Encephalomyelitis – ME

Chronic fatigue syndrome or CFS  for short, is the name given to a debilitating disorder characterized by conditions of extreme and lasting fatigue. Chronic fatigue syndrome is also commonly referred to as myalgic encephalomyelitis or ME.  The name chronic fatigue can be somewhat confusing since chronic or persistent fatigue is also a symptom of several conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.

Fatigue is the feeling of exhaustion that results from exertion, lack of sleep and illnesses. However, ordinary fatigue is not extreme or persistent, and the patient generally gets better after getting some rest.

What is Chronic Fatigue?

Chronic fatigue happens when this sensation of extreme exhaustion and lack of energy persists for over six months. The exact cause of chronic fatigue is not known, but it is believed that several . . .

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Fibromyalgia Diagnosis Can Be Painful Exercise in Frustration.

Imagine being in fibromyalgia pain—so much pain that hugging someone you love is excruciating. Different places on your body hurt when touched, pressure points, tender points that are specific to areas on the neck, shoulders, back, hips, arms and legs.  When pressure is put on these points it causes excruciating pain.  

Now, picture yourself going to your doctor, to many doctors, and they don’t believe you. There is no definitive fibromyalgia blood test, no x-ray, no ct scan that will tell a doctor that their patient is suffering from this . . .

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Not Every Doctor Can Detect Fibromyalgia

People affected by fibromyalgia disease may have to visit several doctors before getting a correct diagnosis.  Not every doctor can detect fibromyalgia in the first visit.

This is because the symptoms of fibromyalgia, like chronic pain and fatigue, overlap with those of several other conditions like hypothyroidism and myofascial pain syndrome.

There are no standard specific laboratory tests for fibromyalgia and the person may not have pain at the time of visiting the doctor.  In such a case, the doctor will only attribute the symptoms to fibromyalgia where they can clearly rule out other medical disorders.

Fibromyalgia Checklist Diagnosis by Symptoms Elimination

The doctor will physically examine the patient and order blood tests to corroborate his suspicion of fibromyalgia.  Blood tests will reject the presence of . . .

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