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People with this syndrome may also experience gastrointestinal disorders, headaches, trouble concentrating, or psychological symptoms, such as anxiety or depression.   Definition Fibromyalgia is a common syndrome in which people experience long-term, body-wide pain and tender points in joints, muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues. Fibromyalgia has also been linked to fatigue, sleep problems, headaches, depression, anxiety, and other symptoms. Alternative Names Fibromyositis; Fibrositis more on Fibromyalgia | Fibromyalgia is a syndrome – that is, it is a group of signs and symptoms which when experienced in combination suggest that the patient is suffering from a specific medical condition. As with many syndromes, the symptoms of fibromyalgia come and go and vary between patients. Causes, incidence, and risk factors The cause of this disorder is unknown. Although none have been well proven, possible causes or triggers of fibromyalgia include: Physical or emotional trauma An abnormal pain response. Areas in the brain that are responsible for pain may react differently in fibromyalgia patients. Sleep disturbances, which are common in fibromyalgia patients. An infectious microbe, such as a virus. At this point, no such virus or microbe has been identified. Men and women of all ages get fibromyalgia, but the disorder is most common among women aged 20 to 50. The following conditions may be seen with fibromyalgia or mimic its symptoms: Chronic neck or back pain Chronic fatigue syndrome Depression Hypothyroidism Lyme disease Sleep disorders Symptoms The primary symptom of fibromyalgia is pain. The exact locations of the pain are called tender points. Tender points are found in the soft tissue on the back of the neck, shoulders, sternum, lower back, hips, shins, elbows, and knees. The pain then spreads out from these areas. The pain is described as deep-aching, radiating, gnawing, shooting or burning, and ranges from mild to severe. The joints are not affected, although the pain may feel like it is coming from the joints. People with fibromyalgia tend to wake up with body aches and stiffness. For some patients, pain improves during the day and increases again during the evening, though many patients have day-long, non-stop pain. Pain can increase with activity, cold or damp weather, anxiety, and stress. Fatigue and problems with sleep are seen in almost all patients with fibromyalgia. Many complain that they can't get to sleep or stay asleep, and they feel tired when they wake up. Other symptoms may include: Irritable bowel syndrome with gas, and alternating diarrhea and constipation Memory difficulties and problems thinking clearly Numbness and tingling in hands and feet Palpitations Reduced exercise tolerance Sad or depressed mood Tension or migraine headaches Signs and tests Diagnosis of fibromyalgia requires a history of a least 3 months of widespread pain, and pain and tenderness in at least 11 of 18 tender-point sites. These tender-point sites include fibrous tissue or muscles of the: Arms (elbows) Buttocks Chest Knees Lower back Neck Rib cage Shoulders Thighs Sometimes, laboratory and x-ray tests are done to help confirm the diagnosis by ruling out other conditions that may have similar symptoms. Treatment Treatment should focus on not only relieving symptoms, but also on helping patients learn how to cope with their symptoms. Treatments usually involve trial and error: Patients may start with physical therapy, exercise, and methods for reducing stress. If these methods fail to improve symptoms, an antidepressant or muscle relaxant may be added to the treatment. Patient education programs called cognitive-behavioral therapy, which help with coping skills, are an important part of the treatment plan. Many fibromyalgia sufferers have found support groups helpful. Eating a well-balanced diet and avoiding caffeine may help with problems sleeping, and may help reduce the severity of the symptoms. Lifestyle measures to improve the quality of sleep can be effective for fibromyalgia. See: Sleeping difficulty Reducing stress and improving coping skills may also help reduce painful symptoms. Improved fitness through exercise is recommended. The best way to begin a fitness program is to start with short sessions of just a few minutes of gentle, low-impact exercises such as walking and swimming. Increase the length of each session slowly, as tolerated. Starting out slowly and gently can help ease you into an effective program you can stick with. Starting slowly helps stretch and mobilize tight, sore muscles, which may be relieved by gentle stretching and light massage, as well as acupressure, acupuncture, and relaxation techniques. Cognitive therapy usually lasts for 6 to 20 1-hour sessions. During this therapy, people with fibromyalgia learn to: Deal with negative thoughts Keep a diary of their pain and symptoms Recognize what makes their symptoms worse Seek out enjoyable activities Set limits The goal of using medication is to improve sleep and pain tolerance. Patients should receive drug treatments along with exercise, patient education, and behavioral therapies. Duloxetine (Cymbalta), pregabalin (Lyrica), and milnacipran (Savella) are medications that are approved specifically for treating fibromyalgia. However, many other drugs are also used to treat the condition, including: Anti-seizure drugs Other antidepressants Muscle relaxants Pain relievers Sleeping aids Severe cases of fibromyalgia may require a referral to a pain clinic. Causes, incidence, and risk factors.   Some life factors can bring on symptoms or make existing ones worse, for instance: Changes in the weather Stress levels Physical activity Although fibromyalgia has only been classified as a syndrome within the last few decades, there are historical indications that a fibromyalgia-like condition was described by Hippocrates, thus making it one of the oldest medical mysteries. It is estimated that approximately three to six million Americans have fibromyalgia. The majority of the people with fibromyalgia are women, but the condition can occur in men and children as well. Most cases occur between the ages of 20 to 40, although fibromyalgia can develop at any age. Symptoms.   The main symptoms of Fibromyalgia: Symptoms of fibromyalgia may vary in severity from person to person, ranging from mild to very debilitating. In addition, the symptoms vary from day-to-day or from month-to-month. Although symptoms may be extremely uncomfortable and often cause psychological stress, they rarely cause permanent physical damage. The symptoms most commonly associated with fibromyalgia include: Pain — Pain is the most prominent symptom, occurring for at least three months and taking many different forms. It has been described by patients as aching, burning, throbbing, shooting, tingling, or stabbing. Pain is felt on both sides of the body, both below and above the waistline. It is generally located in the neck, shoulders, back, and hips, although many people experience migratory pain (pain that moves from one part of the body to another). Pain is often worse in the morning and may be most prevalent in muscle groups that are used frequently. Factors such as weather changes, stress, exercise, or menstrual cycles may cause the pain to increase. Fatigue — Although some people may experience only mild fatigue, in others it is so debilitating that they are unable to work. This fatigue is not improved by sleep, which itself is not normal or restful. Sleep Disorder — Sleep studies have shown that people with fibromyalgia who suffer from fatigue generally have increased brain arousal at the time when the deepest sleep cycle (stage IV, delta) should be occurring. This prevents the body from getting the normally restorative benefits of sleep and may be the cause of fatigue associated with fibromyalgia. Difficulty Thinking ("Fibrofog") — Many fibromyalgia patients report an inability to concentrate, as well as memory impairment. Concurrent Symptoms and Conditions — Certain symptoms and medical conditions are more prevalent in fibromyalgia patients, such as: Digestive problems that may cause cramping, heartburn, or alternating constipation and diarrhea ("spastic colon" and irritable bowel syndrome) Chronic headaches and jaw pain Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) Psychiatric conditions, such as depression, anxiety, and nervousness Vision problems, such as dry eyes or difficulty focusing on nearby objects Balance problems, such as dizziness or impaired coordination Pelvic/urinary discomfort, which may be experienced as pelvic pain, frequent urination , painful menstrual periods, or painful sexual intercourse Restless leg syndrome Skin problems, such as itchy, dry, or blotchy skin Heightened Sensitivities — People with fibromyalgia often report an increased sensitivity to: Odors Noise Bright lights Medications Certain foods Pain, and Extreme sensitivity to pain, so that just the slightest touch is experienced as being painful Stiffness Muscle spasms Extreme fatigue Poor quality sleep Brain fog (cognitive problems) Headaches nausea Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Inability to regulate body temperature Restless legs syndrome Tinnitus Anxiety Depression Causes The exact cause of fibromyalgia is unknown, and there has been significant controversy in the medical community about its origin. Currently, there are several theories regarding possible causes of fibromyalgia, including the following: Sleep Disorders — Sleep researchers have noted that fibromyalgia patients consistently show a disturbance during the stage IV (delta) cycle of sleep, which is considered the deepest and most restorative phase of sleep. Lack of restful sleep may be the cause of the overwhelming fatigue experienced by many fibromyalgia patients. Infectious Trigger — Some researchers believe that there may be a viral or infectious agent that triggers the onset of fibromyalgia. Preceding Incidence of Trauma — A high percentage of patients have reported traumatic emotional or physical events, such as an automobile accident or divorce, shortly before the onset of fibromyalgia symptoms. Although it is not believed that the events themselves cause fibromyalgia, they may serve as triggers in people who are genetically or otherwise susceptible to developing this syndrome. Biochemical Abnormalities in the Nervous System — Studies have shown that people with fibromyalgia often have highly elevated levels of Substance P, a pain neurotransmitter, in their spinal fluid. Levels of other neurotransmitters, such as serotonin and norepinephrine, or hormones, such as cortisol and growth hormone, may play a role in fibromyalgia patients. Researchers continue to explore these and other explanations for the possible causes of fibromyalgia. Currently there is no cure, but symptoms can be diminished by a combination of pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic treatments. Overlapping syndromes Physicians have noted that many people with fibromyalgia are also likely to have other syndromes, such as: Chronic fatigue syndrome Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome Myofascial pain syndrome Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) Tension headaches or migraines Skin complaints Restless leg syndrome Irritable bowel syndrome Dysmenorrhea There has been some speculation that fibromyalgia may not be a separate condition, but instead represents a constellations of symptoms that overlaps with other illnesses, all of which may have the same cause or causes, which are still unknown. Diagnosis | Fibromyalgia can be difficult to diagnose, as many of the symptoms are similar to other disorders. Your doctor will do a complete physical exam, discuss your symptoms, and then check for tender (trigger) points, areas of pain throughout your body, to confirm the diagnosis. Symptoms of chronic and widespread pain must be present for over three months before a doctor can make a diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Testing for Tender (Trigger) Points — According to criteria established by the American College of Rheumatology, there are 18 specific tender (or pressure) points around the body that are potentially painful when palpated in people with fibromyalgia. Most healthy people have only three tender points. These points are located around the neck, shoulder, chest, hip, knee, and elbow regions. A diagnosis of fibromyalgia is usually made if 11 of these 18 points result in pain when palpated. Blood Tests — Although blood tests cannot identify fibromyalgia, your doctor may order these tests to rule out other illnesses that exhibit similar symptoms, such as lupus, Lyme disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and other musculoskeletal disorders. Stages of Fibromyalgia How you’ll feel, getting diagnosed, treatments, medication and self-care suggestions. Your body aches and you feel exhausted, yet you’re unable to sleep. “Basically, you blew a fuse,” says internist Jacob Teitelbaum, M.D., medical director of the Fibromyalgia and Fatigue Centers and author of From Fatigued to Fantastic (Avery Trade). “Fibromyalgia represents an energy crisis,” says Teitelbaum, who suffers from the condition. “You’re spending more energy than you can make.” Emotionally, you may be feeling confused, afraid and angry when neither you nor your doctor knows what’s happening to your body. In fact, your physician may even tell you there’s no medical problem and refer you to a psychotherapist. Making matters more confusing, fibromyalgia sufferers may also be diagnosed with other conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome , a gastrointestinal disorder characterized by either constipation or diarrhea; headaches; and/or temporomandibular joint syndrome (TMJ), which is inflammation of the jaw joint. Risk and Prevention Risk A risk factor is something that increases your likelihood of getting a disease or condition. It is possible to develop fibromyalgia with or without the risk factors listed below. However, the more risk factors you have, the greater your likelihood of developing fibromyalgia. If you have a number of risk factors, ask your doctor what you can do to reduce your risk. There are still many questions regarding the exact cause(s) of fibromyalgia, so risk factors are still being identified. Currently, risk factors include: Gender Although fibromyalgia may develop in men or women, statistics show that women are seven times more likely to develop fibromyalgia than men. Age People between the ages of 20-60 are at the highest risk of developing the onset of fibromyalgia, although it may occur at any age. Genetic Factors There is some indication that genetic factors may be involved in the development of fibromyalgia. Studies have shown that people with family members who have fibromyalgia are at a higher risk of developing it themselves. Specific Lifestyle Factors People who have recently experienced a traumatic physical or emotional event (such as divorce, car accident, etc) may be at a higher risk of developing fibromyalgia. Psychiatric Illness While the majority of individuals with fibromyalgia report a history of psychiatric symptoms, many patients do not, and there is no clear evidence that psychiatric illness causes fibromyalgia. more on Signs and tests.

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( skip to End )  |   ( next )  |   the Info ...    |     ( prev )  |   ( go to Top )    Info on Fibromyalgia and Medical Cannabis  Support Groups Expectations (prognosis) Fibromyalgia is a common and chronic problem. The symptoms sometimes improve. At other times, the symptoms may worsen and continue for months or years. The key is seeking professional help which includes a multi-faceted approach to the management and treatment of the disease. There is no proof that fibromyalgia syndrome results in an increased death rate. Complications Calling your health care provider Call your health-care provider if you have symptoms of fibromyalgia. Prevention There is no proven prevention for this disorder. However, over the years, the treatment and management of the disease have improved. Treatment of Fibromyalgia.   Treatments Drugs Antidepressants can ease chronic pain and may be effective in reducing symptoms. Anti-inflammatory drugs, muscle relaxants, sleeping pills, and anti-anxiety medications may also be recommended. Contact your doctor before starting a medication or if you have questions about usage or side effects. Learn More Alternative Therapies Massage, acupuncture and physical therapy are a few natural treatment options that can alleviate fibromyalgia pain and symptoms. Also, various forms of exercise have been shown to be helpful for fibromyalgia symptoms. Find out which one is right for you. LEARN MORE Lifestyle Changes There is no surgery to treat fibromyalgia, but different types of psychological therapies may help. Relaxation-based therapy teaches strategies such as meditation to reduce stress and ease the severity of symptoms.   Treatment, CANNABIS Therapeutics   Updated NORML Report Highlights Marijuana's Role In Moderating Disease Progression; 'Emerging Clinical Applications' Booklet Reviews Nearly 200 Studies On The Therapeutic Use Of Cannabis Clinical and preclinical research on the therapeutic use of cannabis indicates that cannabinoids may curb the progression of various life-threatening diseases – including multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, and brain cancer, according to an updated report published by the NORML Foundation. NORML Deputy Director Paul Armentano, who authored the report, said: "The conditions profiled in this report were chosen because patients frequently ask me about the use of cannabis to treat these disorders. Ideally, with this report in their hands, patients can now begin talking openly with their physicians about whether cannabis therapy is appropriate for them."  Visit - norml.org/component/zoo/category/recent-research-on-medical-marijuana - for more. Medical Use of Cannabis (marijuana) | Here to Help > On this page: How does cannabis work as medicine? What conditions or symptoms is cannabis used to treat? How do people use cannabis for medical purposes? What is pharmaceutical cannabis, and how does it compare to herbal cannabis? What are the side effects and risks of using cannabis to treat symptoms or medical conditions? Drug interactions Quality Is using cannabis for medicinal purposes legal? What are compassion clubs? What are some barriers to using cannabis for medicinal purposes? What to do if you or someone you know needs more information about medical cannabis  Visit - heretohelp.bc.ca/factsheet/medical-use-of-cannabis - for more. HowStuffWorks "How Medical Marijuana Works" | So how, exactly, does medical marijuana work to treat these conditions? Why, if this medicine is so effective for some people, does it remain controversial and, in many places, illegal? In this article, we'll take a look at the medical, legal, and practical issues surrounding medical marijuana in the United States. We'll examine why some people, like Burton Aldrich, depend on it to live normally. We'll also examine some of the intriguing intersections between pharmaceutical companies, the government and the medical marijuana industry. Visit - science.howstuffworks.com/medical-marijuana.htm - for more. Medical Marijuana Benefits, Helps These Conditions | You might be surprised to find that it wasn’t just ancient peoples who used the drug; marijuana remained in the United States pharmacopoeia until 1941. Up until that time, cannabis was freely available in shops and, in the UK, Queen Victoria, that most conservative of royals, used cannabis to alleviate her menstrual cramps. ... are predominantly using cannabis to treat symptoms of ... We believe Medical Marijuana will help these conditions: Please let us know your experiences in using medical marijuana to treat various conditions.  Visit - www.medicalmarijuanablog.com/benefits/conditions-helped.html - for more. Medical marijuana (cannabis) - common uses | Common Medical Uses for Cannabis (Marijuana) ... Medical Marijuana Dispensaries - Directory of Medical Marijuana ... Cannabidiol improves symptoms of generalized social anxiety disorder in… ... 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One question the 2011 Medical Marijuana Survey (sponsored by Legalize Utah) queried which received some of the most detailed responses was” “Do you use Medical Marijuana to treat any physical or psychological conditions and if so, which conditions”.  Visit - www.examiner.com/article/what-symptoms-do-patients-treat-with-medicinal-cannabis - for more. Marijuana: 1276 user reviews - DailyStrength | (INF) Medically, cannabis is most often used as an appetite stimulant and pain reliever for certain ... Myasthenia Gravis, Narcolepsy, Obsessive Compulsive Diso. ... I use medical marijuana o... Marijuana (also known as Cannabis) Medically, cannabis is most often used as an appetite stimulant and pain reliever for certain illnesses such as cancer, AIDS and other diseases. It is used to relieve glaucoma and certain neurological illnesses such as epilepsy, migraine and bipolar disorder. It has also been found to relieve nausea for chemotherapy pa... more at Wikipedia Treatment Success Rates ... Top 5 Communities; Condition, Members, Success - Chronic Pain, 684, 86%; Depression, 55 96%; Bipolar Disorder, 44, 95%; Anxiety, 32 94%; Fibromyalgia, 26, 100%; Overall, 90% (1106 Members) - find Marijuana helpful  Visit - http://www.dailystrength.org/treatments/Marijuana - for more. RxMarihuana.com: Index of Medical Conditions | (INF) Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine. Index of Medical Conditions Addressed We will soon ... MUSCLE SPASM MYASTHENIA GRAVIS MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME N NARCOLEPSY ... and more.  Visit - http://rxmarijuana.com/medical_conditions.htm - for more. Tetrahydrocannabinol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | (INF) Tetrahydrocannabinol (tet-ra-hy-dro-ka-nab-i-nol; THC), also known as delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (Delta9-THC), Delta1-THC (using an older chemical nomenclature), or dronabinol, is the main psychoactive substance found in the cannabis plant. ... Two studies indicate that THC also has an anticholinesterase action which may implicate it as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's and Myasthenia Gravis.  Visit - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrahydrocannabinol - for more. Expectations (prognosis) for Fibromyalgia.   Calling your health care provider.   and Support Groups for Fibromyalgia | The stress of illness can often be helped by joining support groups where members share common experiences and problems. See Fibromyalgia -> support groups, et al. Call your health care provider if you develop symptoms of Fibromyalgia or side effects from medicaition - such as recurrent thoughts, irritability, and problems with sleep. Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have breathing difficulty or swallowing problems. Prevention of Fibromyalgia? |   SOURCEs: (1) Fibromyalgia 101 (INF) Information On Fibromyalgia Causes, Signs, Risks & Treatment; click -> here <- for more. (2) Fibromyalgia - Health Information | (INF) Get accurate, detailed information about Fibromyalgia; click -> here <- for more. (3) Fibromyalgia - Health Information | (INF) Get accurate, detailed information about Fibromyalgia; click -> here <- for more. Cannabis and Fibromyalgia - Medical Marijuana Cards, Dispensaries ... | In order to find out if marijuana reduces symptoms in fibromyalgia patients, an open clinical study with 56 patients was carried out in Spain. The study group were comprised of 28 regular cannabis users and 28 patients who didn’t use marijuana. All patients completed a total of three questionnaires relating to their fibromyalgia symptoms and their quality of life. Study Results: Cannabis and Fibromyalgia | After 2 hours of cannabis use, visual analogue scales showed a statistically significant reduction of pain and stiffness, enhancement of relaxation, and an increase in somnolence and feeling of well being. Mental health scores in a questionnaire were higher in cannabis users than in non-users.   The Researchers concluded that “the use of cannabis was associated with beneficial effects on some Fibromyalgia symptoms.” They recommend that further studies on the usefulness of cannabinoids in Fibromyalgia patients as well as cannabinoid system involvement in the pathophysiology of this condition are warranted.”   Visit - http://www.medicalmarijuanablog.com/news/cannabis-and-fibromyalgia-235.html Medical Marijuana: Nothing is New | The use of cannabis as medicine is not new, in fact, there are references to the use of marijuana as a medicine that date back to 2,000 years BC. Marijuana use hasn’t been confined to just one geographical area either – there are global records of its use. In China, it was used to treat conditions such as malaria, constipation and rheumatism.   You might be surprised to find that it wasn’t just ancient peoples who used the drug; marijuana remained in the United States pharmacopoeia until 1941. Up until that time, cannabis was freely available in shops and, in the UK, Queen Victoria, that most conservative of royals, used cannabis to alleviate her menstrual cramps. Watch US Medical Cannabis History in Educational & How-To ...   Visit - http://www.medicalmarijuanablog.com/benefits/conditions-helped.html Medical Marijuana Fibromyalgia Treatments > Cannabis Symptom Relief > Fibromyalgia and Medical Marijuana, Published by Jan | Fibromyalgia, a chronic pain syndrome, is hard to treat and impossible to cure. With pain so debilitating, patients may wonder about trying medical marijuana to ease their discomfort. The American Chronic Pain Society says in ACPA Medications & Chronic Pain, Supplement 2007: "Some states allow the legal use of marijuana for health purposes including pain, while the federal government continues to threaten physicians with prosecution for prescribing it." Scientific studies have shown that THC may help to decrease chronic pain in patients with Fibromyalgia. In addition, most Fibromyalgia patients who have tried medicinal marijuana for symptoms including: pain, depression, and insomnia report that medical marijuana is effective and has few side effects.   Six million Americans suffer from this chronic condition. There is no known cure and no known cause. However there are many factors involved. It may be triggered by an emotional or traumatic event. The condition is a neuro-chemical process. There is no inflammation associated. Diagnosis criteria: diffuse pain in 3 or more quadrants of body, and tender points in body (18 total tender points – patient must have 11 present). Researchers think it may be related to a disordered sleep pattern and poor exercise.   Visit - http://medicalmarijuana.com/medical-marijuana-treatments/Fibromyalgia Why Medical Marijuana Can Help to Treat Fibromyalgia | Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain syndrome which is characterized by diffuse muscle and joint pain. Fibromyalgia may also be referred to as Fibromyositis or Fibrositis. In addition to the chronic pain common to most or all Fibromyalgia patients, Fibromyalgia symptoms may include insomnia, depression, skin conditions, hypoglycemia, a loss of mental acuity, fatigue, gentiurinary complications, and more. Many of these symptoms can be reduced or alleviated by using medical marijuana . Medical marijuana for Fibromyalgia patients works well due to the natural pain relieving properties of THC and other cannabinoids found in cannabis. A 2006 study found that THC, a primary substance found in medical marijuana, reduced both chronic pain and experimentally induced pain by at least 50 percent in all patients who completed the THC therapy trial. In addition, clinical trials found that Nabilone, a synthetic medical marijuana pill, reduced pain and anxiety significantly in Fibromyalgia patients.   While Nabilone is an option for people with Fibromyalgia who live in states where medical marijuana is not yet legal, patients in states with legal medical marijuana may well find medicinal marijuana to be more cost-effective than Nabilone, as well as more effective in relieving Fibromyalgia symptoms. Medical marijuana is also all-natural and usually distributed by locally owned small businesses, rather than pharmaceutical corporations. ... Fibromyalgia treatments with medical marijuana and cannabis, research information. Connect with other people with the same symptoms as you.   Visit - http://medicalmarijuana.com/medical-marijuana-treatments/Fibromyalgia Medical marijuana may help fibromyalgia pain - Published by: cnn.com on July 16, 2011 | “There are more places to purchase medical marijuana than banks or Mexican restaurants now,” medical assistant says. STORY HIGHLIGHTS >> Fibromyalgia patients typically experience bodywide pain Fibromyalgia patients often take multiple drugs for other symptoms Marijuana may treat multiple symptoms, and some patients are seeing results.   Concerns: Cannabis contains different compounds with potentially medicinal effects and amount varies by batch ... Medical marijuana may help fibromyalgia pain . ... Medical Marijuana News & Legal Medical Cannabis News.   Visit - http://medicalmarijuana.com/medical-marijuana-news/title.cfm?artID=246 Medical marijuana may help fibromyalgia pain - CNN.com > Why marijuana sometimes helps | Our bodies naturally make pain relievers called endorphins, but they also make other substances that can trigger pain relief in the so-called endocannabinoid system. This system seems to play a key role in many processes in the body, including modulating how we feel pain. Marijuana contains cannabinoids very similar to those that occur in the body naturally.   Fibromyalgia patients typically experience bodywide pain, but they must often take multiple drugs for other symptoms, which can include difficulty sleeping, restless legs syndrome, depression, and anxiety. However, marijuana may treat multiple symptoms, and some patients are seeing results. Medical marijuana may help fibromyalgia ... individual compounds in cannabis may one day help fibromyalgia ... to use medical marijuana with a ...   Visit - http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/02/22/medical.marijuana/index.html Cannabis for Fibro? | Study into the effectiveness of medical marijuana on treating fibromyalgia has been limited, but there are some that suggest that cannabis works to help relieve the chronic pain associated with the condition, as well as make patients feel psychologically better. Dr. Stuart Silverman, a clinical professor of medicine and rheumatology at the Cedars-Sinai University of California in Los Angles agrees with the effectiveness of marijuana to treat fibro. He says that the unconventional drug has been used "historically and anecdotally" as a painkiller.   The studies that have been done on the effectiveness of cannabis for fibro show that the drug releases cannabinoids. These cannabinoids seem to trigger the release of more endorphins, a natural pain reliever produced by the body. Marijuana appears to treat multiple symptoms in some fibromyalgia patients including anxiety, restless legs syndrome and difficulty sleeping.   Visit - http://www.fibromyalgia-symptoms.org/fibro-and-medical-marijuana.html Fibromyalgia Support Group >> A community of patients, family members and friends dedicated to dealing with Fibromyalgia, together. | Medical Marijuana (page 55) - POSTED BY sasnspice, 08/10/2012 06:55 AM - Personally I have actually told my husband that the time may come when we are going to be moving to a state that allows medical marijuana. I grew up in a home with parents who were hippies, and I can say they always did it. I never thought of using it, the curiosity just was not there. Now with the pain I just want to feel better, but I also want to do it legally so I do not have to worry about drug testing for jobs or getting stopped by the cops when I have some on me. ... The thing is, I'm not interested in the high, only the pain relief, sleep aid, appetite increase, reduction in nausea, and several other potential benefits I've been apprised to. Partially this is because I tend to feel depressed, not euphoric, on medications that commonly have euphoria as a side effect, but it's moreso because I am a novice elementary school teacher and I don't think it's appropriate to be in charge of the safety of children while not in a lucid state of mind. ...   Dear amethyst, there are strains of marijuana that has higher content of cannabinoids, CBN(cannabinoid) increases some of the effects of THC and decreases other effects of THC. High levels of THC and low levels of CBD contribute to a strong, clear headed, more energetic high. Cannabis that has a high level of both THC and CBD will produce a strong head-stone that feels almost dreamlike. Cannabis that has low levels of THC and high levels of CBD produces more of a stoned feeling. The mind feels dull and the body feels tired. Started smoking MJ before being diagnosed with fibro, it helped me sleep among other things...   Visit - http://www.mdjunction.com/forums/fibromyalgia-discussions/medicine-treatments/4011-medical-marijuana/limitstart/540 What are the Benefits of Medical Marijuana for Fibromyalgia? The following chart shows fibromyalgia-patient reported benefits marked out of ten. Symptom and Score out of 10: Fibromyalgia Tender Point Pain Relief 7.53 Myofasical Trigger Point Pain Relief 7.54 More Energy / Mental Clarity ... Recommended Marijuana Strains for Treating Fibromyalgia |   Because fibromyalgia is a syndrome – that is a condition with a whole variety of symptoms – it is very difficult to be specific about the best strains to use. However, the marijuana strain that seems to receive more plaudits than any other when used to treat this condition is Sour Diesel, a sativa dominant cross of Mexican Sativa with Chemo.   Visit - http://www.medicalmarijuanablog.com/benefits/cannabis-and-fibromyalgia.html. See more Strain info > here < Why Medical Marijuana Can Help to Treat Fibromyalgia | Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain syndrome which is characterized by diffuse muscle and joint pain. Fibromyalgia may also be referred to as Fibromyositis or Fibrositis. In addition to the chronic pain common to most or all Fibromyalgia patients, Fibromyalgia symptoms may include insomnia, depression, skin conditions, hypoglycemia, a loss of mental acuity, fatigue, gentiurinary complications, and more. Many of these symptoms can be reduced or alleviated by using medical marijuana.   Medical marijuana for Fibromyalgia patients works well due to the natural pain relieving properties of THC and other cannabinoids found in cannabis. A 2006 study found that THC, a primary substance found in medical marijuana, reduced both chronic pain and experimentally induced pain by at least 50 percent in all patients who completed the THC therapy trial. In addition, clinical trials found that Nabilone, a synthetic medical marijuana pill, reduced pain and anxiety significantly in Fibromyalgia patients.   Visit - http://medicalmarijuana.com/medical-marijuana-treatments/Fibromyalgia Medical Marijuana May Help Fibromyalgia Pain | Cannabis Culture > Some patients are trying marijuana - legally or illegally - and finding it can help fibromyalgia pain. By Anne Harding, Health.com | Lynda, a 48-year-old mother of three who lives in upstate New York, got a diagnosis of fibromyalgia in 2000. While there are prescription medications for fibromyalgia, she's found one unconventional drug -- marijuana -- that really does the trick. Why marijuana sometimes helps | Our bodies naturally make pain relievers called endorphins, but they also make other substances that can trigger pain relief in the so-called endocannabinoid system. This system seems to play a key role in many processes in the body, including modulating how we feel pain. Marijuana contains cannabinoids very similar to those that occur in the body naturally.   Fibromyalgia patients typically experience bodywide pain, but they must often take multiple drugs for other symptoms, which can include difficulty sleeping, restless legs syndrome, depression, and anxiety. However, marijuana may treat multiple symptoms, and some patients are seeing results. ... a non-psychoactive compound found in cannabis that eases inflammation and pain and ... Indica strains are the best ...   Visit - http://www.cannabisculture.com/content/2010/02/24/Medical-Marijuana-May-Help-Fibromyalgia-Pain Fibromyalgia and Medical Marijuana | Women and Fibromyalgia > I’m not very humble when I say that I believe my book will one day be a steppingstone toward a greater understanding about why certain types of people are more prone to fibromyalgia. Furthermore, I haven’t read any books which outline all of the various theories regarding the cause of this condition such as mine has. Hearing the voices of others who suffer daily can help the reader know that s/he is not alone in the day- to- day struggles. I give details of various treatment modalities and I believe the book to be a valuable source of information about not only cause but what can be helpful in living with the daily challenges of this dis-ease. Yet, surprisingly, in spite of this comprehensive review and analysis I had never explored whether or not marijuana (Cannibas Sativa) as prescribed by a physician could be useful for pain control.   In fact, even now I have mixed feelings about the issues surrounding fibromyalgia and marijuana use even though I believe that cannibas is very helpful for several other medical conditions, in particular following chemotherapy. In the February,2008 issue of Journal of Pain it was reported that 40 patients were part of a study at the University of Manitoba in which a control and an experimental group were given either a placebo or Nabilone, (brand name Cesamet) a pain drug based on marijuana’s active ingredient. The results indicated that after one month there was significantly less pain and a better quality of life for those who took Nabilone.   Visit - http://womenandfibromyalgia.com/2009/08/08/fibromyalgia-and-medical-marijuana/ Marijuana: 1276 user reviews - DailyStrength | (INF) Medically, cannabis is most often used as an appetite stimulant and pain reliever for certain ... Fibromyalgia, Narcolepsy, Obsessive Compulsive Diso. ... I use medical marijuana o... Marijuana (also known as Cannabis) Medically, cannabis is most often used as an appetite stimulant and pain reliever for certain illnesses such as cancer, Fibromyalgia and other diseases. It is used to relieve glaucoma and certain neurological illnesses such as epilepsy, migraine and bipolar disorder. It has also been found to relieve nausea for chemotherapy pa... more at Wikipedia Treatment Success Rates ... Top 5 Communities; Condition, Members, Success - Chronic Pain, 684, 86%; Depression, 55 96%; Bipolar Disorder, 44, 95%; Anxiety, 32 94%; Fibromyalgia, 26, 100%; Overall, 90% (1106 Members) - find Marijuana helpful  Visit - http://www.dailystrength.org/treatments/Marijuana - for more. RxMarihuana.com: Index of Medical Conditions | (INF) Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine. Index of Medical Conditions Addressed We will soon ... MUSCLE SPASM Fibromyalgia MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME, NARCOLEPSY ... and more.  Visit - http://rxmarijuana.com/medical_conditions.htm - for more. Tetrahydrocannabinol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | (INF) THC, also known as delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (Delta9-THC), Delta1-THC (using an older chemical nomenclature), or dronabinol, is the main psychoactive substance found in the cannabis plant. ... Two studies indicate that THC also has an anticholinesterase action which may implicate it as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's and Fibromyalgia.  Visit - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrahydrocannabinol - for more. "Cannabis Therapeutics in HIV/Fibromyalgia" (Book)   Haworth Integrative Healing Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 13904-1580. 230p., index. (Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics, v. 1, nos. 3-4, 2001).  ISBN 0-7890-1698-2, 0-7890-1699-0pbk.  $44.95, $24.95pbk.   Edited by Ethan Russo. 2001.   "The therapeutic use of cannabis or marijuana has been debated over and over.  Laws are on the books banning its use and making it illegal to possess.  However, there are increasingly more studies where HIV/Fibromyalgia sufferers are seen to benefit from using this drug.  This collection of articles in the Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics provides a closer examination of the issues surrounding the use of cannabis as a therapeutic drug."  This is a recommended book for all academic and health science libraries.  Available online at: (1) http://www.aegis.com/pubs/books/2002/BK021131.html … or (2) http://www.amazon.com … or (4) http://half.ebay.com … or (5) http://www.cannatrade.com … or (6) http://www.acmed.org   Organizations, Contacts and other Resources   all other Organizations, Non-Profits, NGO's and other such Resources   will be listed here as we learn about them. Got one? Post It! and let everybody know ...   FORUMs Section  best strain 4 fibromyalgia and sleeping - Cannabis.com | please recommend the best strain 4 fibromyalgia symptoms and the best for just sleeping purposes only? >> Cronic isn't good for sleeping to many bad dreams etc. thanks alot ... I'd go with an indica, helps me get to sleep every night. Many choices in strains ... chronic" is such a broad term. You need an indica, that will couchlock you and aid you in your sleep, a sativa is more of an energetic head high, that will not help you relax your body and sleep. ... Cannabis Seeds. Medical Marijuana Dispensary Finder.   Visit - http://boards.cannabis.com/medicinal-cannabis-health/67488-best-strain-4-fibromyalgia-sleeping.html all viable Forums, Bulletin Boards, Chat rooms and other such online resources   will be listed here as we learn about them. Got one? Post It! and let everybody know ...   NEWs Section  No-High Marijuana: Future Treatment for Fibromyalgia Pain? | In a new study, researchers say they've found a way to remove the "high" from marijuana while leaving the pain-relieving effects intact. This discovery could help remove the stigma and controversy from marijuana-based treatments. Would a no-high version of marijuana appeal more to you? How do you feel about medical marijuana in general? See the poll and lengthy discussion about it here: Medical Marijuana for Fibromyalgia Pain. For Fibromyalgia pain, we need a strain with a higher CBD level instead ... No High Marijuana / Cannabis . ... Distraction is the best form of pain relief for ...   Visit - http://chronicfatigue.about.com/b/2011/04/11/no-high-marijuana-future-treatment-for-fibromyalgia-pain.htm. Also, In the U.S., medical marijuana is currently legal in 15 states and the District of Columbia. Some studies show that marijuana can reducing pain and improve sleep in fibromyalgia. It hasn't been studied as a chronic fatigue syndrome treatment -- I suspect for a couple of reasons (beyond severe underfunding): 1) the pain of chronic fatigue syndrome is often ignored; 2) it can increase drowsiness and reduce energy, which seems counterproductive.   Visit - http://chronicfatigue.about.com/b/2011/02/18/poll-medical-marijuana-fibromyalgia-chronic-fatigue-syndrome.htm Cannabis Users In Public Protest Posted by CN Staff on May 06, 2002 at 16:28:32 PT Commentary Source: Hull Daily Mail UK | Hundreds of pot-smoking protesters took to the streets of Hull yesterday to campaign for the legalisation of cannabis. Police officers kept a close eye on proceeding, using cameras to film users but making no arrests at the time. The marchers were calling for the legalisation of the drug, both for medicinal and recreational purposes. The protest passed off peacefully and only one person was arrested, for a public order offence after allegedly making an obscene gesture at a police officer. Organiser Carl Wagner, who stood as a member of the Legalise Cannabis Alliance in the last General Election and who is planning to open a cannabis cafe in Hull, said he was disappointed not to see more people on the march. Marion Bean, 45, joined the march in a wheelchair, pushed by husband-to-be Roger Martin. She ate 'hash cake' for the first time last Sunday, and found it relieved her pain. She suffers with what is believed to be fibromyalgia, which attacks the central nervous system. She said: "I have three kinds of medicines prescribed by the doctors and none of them help for more than 20 minutes. "Cannabis, however, gives me a full night's sleep."   Visit - http://cannabisnews.com/news/12/thread12759.shtml   Cannabis as Medicine  RxMarijuana.com | Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine.   (ORG, inf, Book) Featured Medical Marijuana Patient Accounts * to share website visitors' medical marijuana histories to provide insight into uses for this medicine which are not widely known. … If you wish to send us a personal account of your medical marijuana experiences, ... Cannabis and Fibromyalgia by Michael McKenna ... visit: www.rxmarihuana.com/shared.htm Medical-101.com   (web-ring / link-list) * Your starting point for the best medical info. Free Medical Cannabis info Find what you're looking for! Visit: www.medical-101.com/s/medical_cannabis (back to top) Apologies for being quiet this past few months. New material will begin being posted on the website. What has been holding things back has been a very considerable dynamic in figuring out how clinical trials in chronic pain should be interpreted. The evidence is accumulating that using average pain score values is just plain wrong, and a new approach based on responder analyses will be needed. But it's a tad more complicated than that, and itb will probably be a little while yet before all the finer points are teased out. ... Duloxetine: painful diabetic neuropathy and fibromyalgia (2010 update)   Visit - http://www.medicine.ox.ac.uk/bandolier/ Whether you've just discovered you have ME/CFS or have been living with it for years, this is the place you want to be. It's a 'patient-powered' site, which means folks just like you keep it going, with information, conversations and support. ProHealth keeps you up-to-date with current news on research and treatment, and input from leading experts. ... 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Take Our Survey, Our Case For Equal Rights, Take Action, How to Use Cannabis Responsibly and Safely, The Experience of Getting High, Debating Marijuana Policy, Talk to Your Kids About Pot, Marijuana Drug War Facts, Drug Testing, Take our survey and participate in the Cannabis Consumers Campaign. Join our mailing list! / Download our banner! / Contact Us!   Visit - http://www.cannabisconsumers.com/ Act (ORG) * NORML Home - “A Page Just For You Drug Testing Activists, Webmasters, Students” Elected Officials, Media, Lawyers, Recently Busted Medical Marijuana Patients. Criminal marijuana prohibition is a failure. Over 20 million Americans have been arrested for marijuana offenses since 1965. NORML believes that the time has come to amend criminal prohibition and replace it with a system of legalization, taxation, regulation, and education.   Visit - http://www.norml.org/ Act (ORG) * The Drug Reform Coordination Network - The Drug Reform Coordination Network is the central Internet resource for drug reform activism. Learn why prohibition is a failure, and what you can do to help end the disastrous Drug War. ... Colorado US Representatives Move to Support Legal Marijuana (by Phillip Smith, Nov 20) Colorado's congressional delegation is demonstrating that it heard the voice of the voters loudly and clearly on the topic of marijuana legalization. Letters are going out, bills are being filed. ON THE SPEAKEASY BLOG ... 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The good news is that you have finally been diagnosed with something called fibromyalgia but the bad news is that your doctor says there is very little he or she can do about it. Without a magic cure you need to take personal control over the management of your illness. This site aims to help you in that endeavour. Start with the blue "FM Support" button in the top left hand corner. Visit:   Visit - http://www.ukfibromyalgia.com Links (INFo, Org?) * Marijuana Grow guide Comparing Cannabis Sativa to Indica pot - Marijuana Grow guides!! Grow guide Comparing sativa to Indica pot Learn how to grow your own medicine!! Your guide to Medical marijuana,& Online buying of medical pot … visit:   Visit - http://www.onlinepot.org News (ORG) * Cannabis, Weed Or Wonder Drug? Subj: UK: Cannabis, Weed Or Wonder Drug? See:   Visit - http://www.mapinc.org Surviving Fibromyalgia ! Sharing FREE TIPS & RESOURCES Helping Men & Women with FMS! Surviving Fibromyalgia... 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