Fibromyalgia syndrome
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Has anyone tried the Alpher Stim Machine to relieve Fibromyslgia symptoms,I have heard that they are good but a little expensive, would like hear any reviews before purchase or rent, and has anyone had a free trial with it.
suppose to help with anxiety and fibromyalgia.
Pat
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Would consider anything at the moment for this bad pain, really bad day today. The weather here at the moment is not doing it much good either,would mortgage my granny to get something to relieve it (joke)
are you in the uk, things in America seem much cheaper than here.
what do you do to relieve anxiety with the fibro?
best wishes
Pat
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My am 78 and can only be grateful that although I have had fibro for about
30 years mildly, but always been a worrier, only got all the smyptoms badly 12months ago with added ibs, now the fibro fog and my balance are preventing me fro driving which I find very frustrating
Sorry to hear you have polymyalgia, that is very debilitating,
lets hope we both get a good day.
good wishes
Pat
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the polymyalgia has not been diagnosed yet, just have the symptoms so awaiting test results. Starting prednisolone today so will see how that goes.
hope you have a better day today x
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Saw a NHS Psychiatrist but saw him every 6 to 8 weeks, put me in a group which has not helped, had to send transport for me every week, still going but 2weeks off as staff are on holiday. He also gave me Zopiclone to sleep. but only work for a time.
Went to see a rheumatologist on 20th of May, confirmed fibromyalgia, had chest xray had to go back twice, then had CT scan yesterday so awaiting results. Husband is 82 and very frail so another worry, sleeps all day so no conversation
Weather today here is very hot again, drains me.
hope the Prednisolone work.
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i did find a homedics i heal tissue and cell repair unit on amazon at £24.65
half price sounds. very simuliar ,i maybe consider it ago at that price.
i do have a medicure pro which i paid a £165 for but its the size of of a packet of cigeretts so a bit clumsy
i am not sure if it works because i get fed up using it , because you really need to be sat or laying down. something small and attachable sounds worth a try esp at £25 pounds, i do have a homedics back masseger which is very good .so there products do seem to be quality.
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unfortunatly.
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