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Guest guest Posted March 15, 2006 Report Posted March 15, 2006 I was hoping I would receive great information when I joined this group! I am glad I was not disappointed. The theory right now for Fibromyagia is that it might be an autoimmune disease. The fibro has destroyed the immune response in about 50% of us that have it. They do know that people with fibro have an elevated level of " subatance P " in the spinal fluid. Subatance P is a chemical that has someting to do with how the brain perceives pain. That may be why things that others feel causes them little or no pain but causes the person with fibro to fell intense pain that last a exteaordinarily long time. I know because some days I cannot even put clothes on becaus the fabric rubbing against my skin cause intense pain. Thankfully that doesn't happen that often. An example is when a freind of mine patted me on the upper arm on day and I had to tell her it hurt. Not only did it hurt.. it hurt for HOURS after she did it. Of course she didn't realize how that would affect me. Sometimes it is worse than others too. If you know someone who has the condition I recommend the but the book entitled " Fibromyalgia & Chronic Myofacial Pain A Survival Manual " written by DR. Devin Starlanyl (she is a medical doctor who has the condition) and Ellen Copeland. --- & Debbie Chikousky wrote: > I tripped across this today when on the net. > thought it was good info. > __________________________________________________ Quote
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