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Fibromyalgia- Management
Wide range of Treatment approaches
are available For Fibromyalgia.
No complete cure yet
Pharmacological Management
NSAIDS
Anagesics
Antidepressants
Tricyclics (Elavil- amytryptalline)
Duloxetine(cymbalta)
venlafexine(effexor)
prozac
paxil
Cyclobenzaprine(Flexaril) (muscle relaxants)
Antiseizure meds-
Gabapenttin ( Neurontin)
pregabalin ( Lyrica)
Opiods-
Tramadol(ultram)
Newer Treatments
IV GH
IV lidocaine
SaM-E
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No corticosteroids help in FM
Non Pharmacological approaches for
Treatment of Fibromyalgia.
Aerobics- Low Impact
swimming
brisk walk
(yoga and stretching is not aerobics)

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy(CBT)
Behaviour modification with patient education about coping with pain,
concept of pacing (rest vs sustain)
Massage Therapy-
Increases relaxation,decrease pain,tenderness
Promote sleep
decrease substance -P levels
Nutrition/Diet-
decrease sodium Intake
Multi-vitamins
CAM-
Hypnotherapy
meditation
magnetotherapy
Acupuncture/ acupressure
Hypnosis
Best combo tx is
Meds+ aerobics+ CBT
PT management Of Fibromyalgia
focused on -Pain/reduction
Fatigue
deconditioning
muscle weakness/ spasms
stiffness
sleep disturbance
PT management of Fibromyalgia
Warm/cold compresses
Deep tissue massage
Myofascial release
Low Impact aerobics conditioning
pain relief exs stretching,
strengthening
PT Management of Fibromyalgia
Electrotherapy-
TENS
IFC
FES
Iontophoresis
LLLT (non thermal efffects, alter tissue function)
Ultrasound therapy
Arthritis and Rheumatic disoder patients also often have sexual dysfunctions.
PT should discuss their physical difficulties and suggest
adaptive ways to overcome such difficulties as patients may have depression
poor self Image
anxiety
fear of rejection
Referals to other specialists -
Rheumatologists
psychologists
pain specialists
OT,MT
GI specialist (IBS)
Neurologist
Nutrition-
decrease caffeine intake
No Drinking (ETOH)
decrease sugar rich foods
avoid nicotine
Multivitamins