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Fibromyalgia and Chiropractic Care: A Wellness Approach in Matar\u00f3<\/p>\n

The fibromyalgia<\/strong> It is a complex chronic condition that can significantly affect the daily lives of those who have it. Widespread pain, fatigue, sleep disturbances, and difficulty concentrating are some of its most common symptoms.<\/p>\n

In the Dr. Marc Bony Chiropractic Center in Matar\u00f3<\/strong> We also welcome people diagnosed with fibromyalgia who want to take care of their spine, mobility, and overall well-being through a chiropractic approach.<\/p>\n

It is important to make a fundamental distinction right from the start: Chiropractic does not diagnose, treat, or cure fibromyalgia<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Our work focuses on evaluating the spine, movement, and function from a chiropractic perspective, complementing\u2014and never replacing\u2014the medical care that each individual may need.<\/p>\n

What is fibromyalgia?<\/h2>\n

Fibromyalgia is a long-term condition characterized primarily by generalized pain and increased sensitivity to pain<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Fatigue, sleep disturbances, and difficulties with memory or concentration may also occur.<\/p>\n

There is currently no known single cause of fibromyalgia.<\/p>\n

Research suggests that there may be changes in the way the nervous system processes pain-related signals and that various genetic and environmental factors may be involved.<\/p>\n

For this reason, fibromyalgia should not be attributed solely to a spinal abnormality, a cervical injury, poor posture, or a supposed vertebral subluxation.<\/p>\n

Common Symptoms of Fibromyalgia<\/h2>\n

Each person's experience may vary.<\/p>\n

Among the symptoms most commonly associated with fibromyalgia are:<\/p>\n

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  • generalized pain;<\/li>\n
  • fatigue or persistent tiredness;<\/li>\n
  • muscle stiffness;<\/li>\n
  • difficulty falling or staying asleep;<\/li>\n
  • increased sensitivity to pain;<\/li>\n
  • memory and concentration problems, commonly known as \u201cfibro fog\u201d;<\/li>\n
  • headaches;<\/li>\n
  • tingling or numbness;<\/li>\n
  • digestive problems in some people;<\/li>\n
  • anxiety, worry, or mood swings.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Symptoms can vary in severity, and there may also be periods when the person feels better or worse.<\/p>\n

    Can it occur after an accident or a stressful situation?<\/h2>\n

    Some people associate the onset of their symptoms with specific physical or emotional events.<\/p>\n

    These may include an injury, an illness, an infection, or periods of intense stress.<\/p>\n

    However, this does not mean that an accident, whiplash, or a spinal disorder is necessarily the cause of fibromyalgia.<\/p>\n

    Its origin is complex and remains the subject of ongoing research.<\/p>\n

    For this reason, it is especially important to avoid overly simplified explanations for such a complex condition.<\/p>\n

    How is fibromyalgia currently diagnosed?<\/h2>\n

    The diagnosis of fibromyalgia is the responsibility of qualified healthcare professionals.<\/p>\n

    There is currently no single blood test, X-ray, or imaging test that can confirm fibromyalgia on its own.<\/p>\n

    Healthcare professionals typically evaluate a person\u2019s medical history, symptoms, the presence of generalized pain, and other signs, and, when necessary, rule out other conditions that may cause similar symptoms.<\/p>\n

    The so-called \u201ctender points\u201d or \u201ctrigger points\u201d historically played an important role in diagnosis, but today A diagnosis of fibromyalgia does not depend solely on finding a specific number of these points<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

    Fibromyalgia and the Nervous System<\/h2>\n

    The nervous system plays a key role in the perception and processing of pain.<\/p>\n

    Current research suggests that people with fibromyalgia may have increased sensitivity to pain and differences in the way certain signals are processed by the nervous system.<\/p>\n

    This does not mean that there is a \u201cpinched\u201d nerve, a vertebra blocking nerve signals, or a subluxation responsible for fibromyalgia.<\/p>\n

    At the Dr. Marc Bony Chiropractic Center, we prefer to explain these concepts carefully and distinguish between current knowledge about fibromyalgia and the specific approach used in chiropractic care.<\/p>\n

    What is the relationship between fibromyalgia and chiropractic care?<\/h2>\n

    A person diagnosed with fibromyalgia may also decide to seek chiropractic care.<\/p>\n

    But it's important to understand exactly what it's for.<\/p>\n

    Chiropractic care should not be presented as a treatment for fibromyalgia or as a way to cure it.<\/strong><\/p>\n

    At our center, when a person with fibromyalgia requests an evaluation, we assess their individual situation from a chiropractic perspective.<\/p>\n

    We pay special attention to issues related to:<\/p>\n

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    • the spine;<\/li>\n
    • the movement;<\/li>\n
    • mobility;<\/li>\n
    • posture;<\/li>\n
    • musculoskeletal function;<\/li>\n
    • and a person's overall well-being.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      Pain sensitivity can vary considerably among people with fibromyalgia. For this reason, any care must be tailored to the individual and take into account each person\u2019s tolerance and circumstances.<\/p>\n

      What happens during a chiropractic evaluation?<\/h2>\n

      Before making any recommendations for chiropractic care, we evaluate each case individually.<\/p>\n

      The assessment may include:<\/p>\n

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      • health history interview;<\/li>\n
      • physical assessment;<\/li>\n
      • postural analysis;<\/li>\n
      • spinal examination;<\/li>\n
      • assessment of the movement;<\/li>\n
      • tests specific to the chiropractic approach.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

        We also take into account existing diagnoses, relevant medical history, and any follow-up care the person may be receiving from other professionals.<\/p>\n

        When circumstances arise that require a different medical evaluation, we recommend consulting the appropriate healthcare professional.<\/p>\n

        Chiropractic Adjustments and Fibromyalgia<\/h2>\n

        Chiropractic adjustments are part of the care we provide at our center when we determine that they are appropriate for the patient within the scope of chiropractic practice.<\/p>\n

        For people who are highly sensitive, the approach must be tailored to each individual.<\/p>\n

        We do not claim that an adjustment:<\/p>\n

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        • eliminate fibromyalgia;<\/li>\n
        • correct the cause;<\/li>\n
        • cure chronic pain;<\/li>\n
        • normalizes neurotransmitters;<\/li>\n
        • eliminate an immune disorder;<\/li>\n
        • unblock the nervous system;<\/li>\n
        • or replace the treatments prescribed by healthcare professionals.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

          Our goal is to help patients maintain realistic expectations about what chiropractic care entails.<\/p>\n

          Spine, Movement, and Well-Being<\/h2>\n

          The spine serves a structural function and protects the spinal cord.<\/p>\n

          In addition, it works together with muscles, joints, and other structures to enable us to move and carry out our daily activities.<\/p>\n

          For this reason, from a chiropractic perspective, we pay special attention to the function of the spine and movement.<\/p>\n

          For a person with fibromyalgia, this care must be integrated into a much broader view of their situation.<\/p>\n

          Adapted exercise, certain psychological approaches, and, in some cases, medications are among the strategies that healthcare professionals can use to manage fibromyalgia.<\/p>\n

          An individualized approach for each person<\/h2>\n

          No two people with fibromyalgia are exactly alike.<\/p>\n

          One person may primarily experience fatigue and sleep problems, while another may experience generalized pain, stiffness, or increased sensitivity to touch.<\/p>\n

          For this reason, at our center we avoid one-size-fits-all protocols or promises of specific results.<\/p>\n

          Before recommending any chiropractic care, we assess each person individually and clearly explain what our approach may entail.<\/p>\n

          Chiropractic Care in Matar\u00f3 for People with Fibromyalgia<\/h2>\n

          In the Dr. Marc Bony Chiropractic Center in Matar\u00f3<\/strong>, our approach focuses on spinal care and function from a chiropractic perspective.<\/p>\n

          People diagnosed with fibromyalgia can request an evaluation to learn about our approach and determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate for their individual circumstances.<\/p>\n

          Chiropractic care should be viewed as a distinct field and not as a substitute for the medical diagnosis, monitoring, or treatment of fibromyalgia.<\/p>\n

          Would you like to learn about our approach to chiropractic care?<\/h2>\n

          You can request an evaluation at our Matar\u00f3 location.<\/p>\n

          We'll assess your individual situation and clearly explain what we do, what the goals of chiropractic care are, and whether our approach can be part of your personal care plan.<\/p>\n

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          Important Notice<\/h3>\n

          The information on this page is provided solely for informational and educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.<\/p>\n

          Chiropractic is not currently recognized in Spain as a licensed and regulated health profession under Law 44\/2003 on the Regulation of Health Professions.<\/p>\n

          The chiropractic care provided at our center focuses on the spine, movement, the nervous system, and bodily function from a chiropractic perspective.<\/p>\n

          We do not diagnose or treat fibromyalgia or other medical conditions, and our care is not a substitute for care provided by the appropriate healthcare professionals.<\/strong><\/p>\n

          If you experience new, persistent, or severe symptoms, or significant changes in your health, consult the appropriate healthcare professional.<\/p>\n

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          Scientific studies and references: <\/strong>Several studies have investigated the relationship between fibromyalgia, cervical trauma, and the nervous system:<\/h2>\n
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          • Aaron LA, Bradley LA, Alarcon GS. Arthritis Rheum 1997.<\/li>\n
          • Amalu W. *Today\u2019s Chiropractic*, 2000.<\/li>\n
          • Buskia D et al. Arthritis Rheum 1997.<\/li>\n
          • Ericsen K. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2004.<\/li>\n
          • Freeman R et al. American Journal of Medicine, 1997.<\/li>\n
          • Guyton & Hall. Textbook of Medical Physiology, 2000.<\/li>\n
          • Martinez-Lavin M et al. Arthritis Rheum 1998.<\/li>\n
          • Mountz JM et al. American Journal of Medical Science, 1998.<\/li>\n
          • Pioro-Boisset, M., et al. Arthritis Care Research, 1996.<\/li>\n
          • Romano TJ. WV Med J, 1990.<\/li>\n
          • Salit IE. J Psychiatr Res, 1997.<\/li>\n
          • Tierney LM et al. Current Medical Diagnosis and Treatment, 2005.<\/li>\n
          • White KP et al. Semin Arthritis Rheum, 2000.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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