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  Mary ShomonAbout Mary Shomon:
Mary Shomon is a patient advocate and bestselling author of books that help you live well with overlooked, underdiagnosed and complex health conditions. Find out more, and contact her now.

 

Interdisciplinary Approach Benefits Fibromyalgia Patients

Patients suffering with fibromyalgia may benefit from an interdisciplinary approach that includes medication, exercise, and relaxation. "Fibromyalgia patients appear to be very responsive to an interdisciplinary treatment, and currently it is viewed as a last-ditch effort for these patients. However, our study suggests that this may be something which can be used early on in treatment rather than waiting to the end when it may not be very useful to them," said Cynthia Van Keuren, PsyD, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio. Read the entire article.

Posted by Mary : March 19, 2004 07:19 PM
 

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