When it comes to managing fibromyalgia, there is a lot that needs to be considered. For instance, understanding and managing flare ups plays a big role in being able to live life comfortably. If a person cannot manage his or her flare ups, there is a good chance that this person will have a very hard time coping with fibromyalgia. With that being said, once a patient understands the common triggers for flare ups, he or she can begin making changes to avoid those triggers. By doing this, it can become considerably easier to manage fibromyalgia.
What Is Fibromyalgia Flare Up?
The symptoms of fibromyalgia can vary over time and there are periods where your pain and symptoms will feel worse than ever. Such a period is known as a fibromyalgia flare up and it can be incredibly difficult to deal with. During fibromyalgia flare, other symptoms may surface or become more noticeable. These may include digestive problems like indigestion or acid reflux, swelling in peripheral limbs, numbness or tingling. Fibromyalgia flare can range from a few days to weeks.
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