Is their a drug to relief fibromyalgia?

is their a drug that could relief enough pain to be confrotable.or home remedies or herbal or natural or any just need help.and if so were could i get it or any inf..to get it thxx..trying to help my mom

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Lyrica is the only drug approved in the USA for the treatment of fibromyalgia. It has worked wonderfully for me.

Many people get relief with narcotic painkillers. And, no, you are unlikely to become addicted as long as you take it for pain relief only and take it only at the prescribed dosages.

You really need to find a pain specialist to discuss this with.

I have fibromyalgia and take ibuprofen, panadeine, etc. What I do find helpful, is to apply heat to areas affected. When I am aching all over I turn my electric blanket on to a med heat setting and crawl into bed, but this is not always practical. I have also been treated with a low-dose anti-depressant as it can act as a pain relief. But you would need to see the Doctor for that. My specialist also advises exercising, although I never have coz I really can't see how you can when you are in so much pain with it. The heat really helps me. My heart goes out to your Mum and I hope you can find some help soon.

As other people have said Lyrica is a choice however it didn't work for me. A lot of anti-depressants help with pain I take cymbalta and this has been the one consistently helpful medication, tramadol (a pain killer) helps some, lots of people take neurotin this works much better for me than Lyrica, muscle relaxers can help and even sleep aids. Try to find a good doctor in your area that will really help. My family doctor understands that Fibro is a real syndrome and he helps me to have the best quality of life I can. Maybe post a question and ask people if they know of a good pain specialist, rheumatoligist or family doctor that treats fibromyalgia in your town. Best of luck to you and your mother!

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* The fibromyalgia diet
* Get sleep and exercise
* Carefully follow your medical regimen

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the only FDA approved drug is Lyrica (antiseizure med)

other meds that have some promise are otyher antiseizure meds (neuronton) SSRI, SNRI (antidepressants, tramadol)

5HTP (homeopathic) is said to work like an SSRI

FMS has been believed to be a disorder of the central nervouse system for about 10 years-not a musculoskeletal disorder

the meds that work best are neuro in nature

Look up the drug Lyrica. It is the only FDA approved drug to treat Fibromyalgia. I have the condition, but Lyrica wasn't something I could take. However, it has helped a whole lot of people.