Fibro flare

A fibromyalgia flare up is an acute attack when symptoms are more intense. Some flares only last for a day or two but others may continue for several weeks or even months. Just like your symptoms, the causes of your flare-ups can be very specific to you and your condition.

"They think I'm just being rude..."

"It’s not easy when my body is aching all over but I do find this helps my recovery."

Does this sound anything like your case? When you get exposed to fibromyalgia triggers such as stress, do you experience fluctuating symptoms?

What causes fibromyalgia Flares? The top 6 causes of Fibro flares and some tips about what you can do to avoid and minimize their affect on your life.

Research tells us that 50 percent of people with fibromyalgia report pain in their feet. Here I will discuss some of the reasons, what can be done about them and share my own personal story with fibro and feet problems. Fibromyalgia is a long term pain disorder. This means that you live with pain each and everyday and it can be in any part of our body. Today I am talking about the feet. The foot has three areas; the ankle, the middle and the toes. They have many muscles, nerves and joints…

"What they don’t know is what the two little words — 'flare-up' — actually mean in my life."

Fibromyalgia flare-ups vary in form, degree, and duration. In this article, The Disabled Diva shares 4 types and how to survive them!

What's inside my Fibro Flare Survival Kit - WHat's in your kit?

Fibromyalgia is an odd bird. It’s not like bronchitis or strep throat, where definite symptoms point to one possible diagnosis – no guessing, no errors. But fibromyalgia is also not like migraines or depression, where the diagnosis relies mostly on the patient’s account of internal symptoms. Nope. That would be […]