Do you have a Fibromyalgia diagnosis?

Fibromyalgia is a condition of widespread pain and fatigue with so many symptoms and little clinical evidence.
This makes it a difficult condition to diagnose.
Your doctor cannot detect it from a blood test nor can they see it in an x-ray.
You need to have widespread pain in all 4 quadrants of the body for 3 months or more to get a diagnosis.

When you have a diagnosis there are some treatments you can try but it is a matter of trial and error to see what works for you as at this stage there is no known cure only things that help reduce the symptoms.

If you have a diagnosis of Fibromyalgia you will find the articles here, each week, very useful in helping with different issues such as if you are still working and learning how others feel about situations that arise such as having to slow down. 

Welcome to the Fibro Friday link up. We are excited to have you here.

Fibro Friday is a weekly link up by and for people with Fibromyalgia — A place to share and help others understand more about fibromyalgia.

1.	October Health Essentials
2.	Kitchen and cooking tips
3.	Making Cleaning Easier When You Have Fibromyalgia
4.	Fibromyalgia: An Invisible Condition
5.	Diagnosis Sharing my Journey
6.	The Low Dose Naltrexone for Fibromyalgia Survey
7.	The story we tell ourselves
8.	Coping with Flare Ups
9.	If You're Not First, You're Last
10.	Living With Intractable Pain
11.	Fibromyalgia and Memory study
12.	My Love/Hate Relationship With Taking A Shower

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