Fibro Trigger #7: Genetics
Genetics could also bring on fibromyalgia, according to researchers. It can be passed on by mother to daughter. When one with this genetic tendency faces physical or emotional stressors such as a grave illness or a trauma, there is a change in the way his or her body responds to this stress. This change can lead to increased pain sensitivity all over the body.
Fibro Trigger #8: Rheumatic conditions
Rheumatic conditions that affect the joints, muscles and bones can also trigger fibromyalgia. These conditions are osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, temperomandibular disorder and ankylosing spondylitis.
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| Emily is a certified physiotherapist which has a burning passion for. She has helped many fibromyalgia patients manage and control their chronic pain problems. Her other passion is writing, she writes about pain issues during her free time. |
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