Fibromyalgia (FM), as most our readers know, is a condition that
involves widespread tenderness, elevated perception of pain, fatigue,
and cognitive difficulties on a persistent basis. As there is no cure
for FM, those with FM look for options to manage their ongoing symptoms.One very common suggestion (besides medication) is exercise. I can hear the groans. When you are dealing with ongoing pain, you're not going to be particularly eager to add exercise even if studies show both aerobic and resistance training help with FM symptom management.
Vacation time should be relaxing and free from
pain. Having fibromyalgia (FMS) can make vacations extremely stressful
since it does not distinguish food stress from bad. In FM, they can both
hurt. There are many reasons why vacations cause paradoxical flare-ups:
happy stress, a hectic schedule, increased physical activities
(walking, hauling luggage, etc.), and changes from our proper posture.
In our eagerness to take our vacation, we often forget our necessary
daily routine for controlling fibromyalgia. Since we are bringing our FM
with us, we have to make sure our fibromyalgia has a good time too!
Aerobic exercise is often prescribed for fibromyalgia (FM) as a non-drug
therapy option. Of all the FM people I have asked about this form of
exercise, few participate, probably for two very good reasons. One, the
energy crunch due to low magnesium and two, the eventual increase in
pain levels. 
Can a probiotic help you think if you have fibromyalgia, a disorder
known for its cognitive issues? Perhaps so says a new study. 