New Evidence Links Fibromyalgia to Immune System
A team of researchers from the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, the University of Liverpool and King’s College London has found that many symptoms of fibromyalgia occur when the antibodies in an individual increase the activity of pain-sensing nerves. Fibromyalgia is a chronic syndrome that causes mental distress and bodily pain. The disease is classified as a rheumatic condition because it causes myofascial pain or soft tissue pain. Individuals living with fibromyalgia also have sensitivity to cold and pressure all over their bodies, in addition to experiencing emotional distress, fatigue and trouble sleeping. It is estimated that roughly 4 million adults…











