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January 2004, Issue 64
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• Coming to terms with a fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) diagnosis
- Expert advice by patient advocate Don Uslan, MA, CRC, LMHC
- Accepting life changes
- Finding support
- Methods for re-entering your life
• Research shows FMS pain not psychological
- Patients struggle to appear credible
• Chronic back pain and other regional pain
- Possible causes of back pain
- Self-help measures
- Exercises for your back
- Hands-on therapies: Massage and nerve stimulation (TENS and EMS)
- Helpful medications, including NSAIDs, topicals (medication-containing ointments), muscle relaxants and opioids
- Injection-type therapies, including trigger point injections, Botox and acupuncture
- Do spinal MRIs predict back pain?
• Pros and cons of opioids for pain
• Steering clear of medical hoaxes
- Red flags to beware of
- Scams to avoid
- Input from physicians
- Advice from the Better Business Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission
• Drug interactions
- How they occur
- Your liver’s role and influence of age
- Enlisting your pharmacist’s help
- Working with your doctor
- Can foods and nutritional supplements cause problems too?
- Prevention of drug interactions

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