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Referal to fibro expert

My wife suffers from fibromyalgia and I would like to find someone who specializes in fibro to have her evaluated and treated. We live in Dover, Delaware but are willing to travel. Who can we contact and how can we set up an appointment?

Polymyalgia And Fibromyalgia

My wife has been diagnosed with Polymyalgia and Fibromyalgia (high sed. rate, trigger points, pain in arms, legs, groin & etc.) She has been on prednisone for apprx. 9 mo. and methotrexate for 6 mo, now up to 15 mg. She has never been able to get below 15 mg. prednisone along with MTX without huge pains. Below 12 mg. pred. her sed. rate goes up. Now the bicep area of one of her arms is swollen with red splotches apprx. 5 places that have kinda combined into one red area about the size of a teacup, it looks like it has a deep bleeding in it. She says at times it feels as though the meat is being pulled from the bone. It has a continual dull toothache like ache in it. Is this commom to PMR/FMS? MTX makes her nauseous and weak for about four days, but she continues to take it and hope.

Recommendation

My wife was recently diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Any recommendations for a good specialist in the Baltimore/MD/DC/Virginia area? We cannot travel to MI to see the specialist who you always refer people to.

Fibromyalgia and remicade or Arava

Can Fibromyalgia be treated with Remicade or Arava?

Anti-Nuclear Antibodies

When I have blood test done I have really high anti-nuclear antibodies. What relationship does this have with autoimmune disease? I was diagnosed in 1990 with Fibromyalgia. Is this possibly connected?

Fibromyalgia syndrome and high white blood count

Is Fibromyalgia syndrome associated with high white blood count?

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