Could Fibromyalgia Muscle Aches & Joint Pain Be Hypothyroidism?
www.DrHotze.com Do you suffer from fatigue, brain fog, insomnia, poor concentration, muscle aches and joint pain? Have you been diagnosed with fibromyalgia? The American College of Rheumatology estimates that between 6 and 12 million Americans have fibromyalgia, 80 percent of whom are women. From being termed muscular rheumatism to neurasthenia, fibromyalgia has been thought to be a form of osteoarthritis or autoimmune disease. Throughout the years one thing has remained steady: fibromyalgia is a controversial diagnosis. The fatigue, muscle aches and joint pain are very real and often debilitating, but what about the diagnosis of fibromyalgia? Could fibromyalgia really be a symptom of something else? A closer look at the symptoms of fibromyalgia, and you will recognize an uncanny resemblance to an underlying condition: hypothyroidism. Conventional medicine has nothing to offer fibromyalgia patients beyond drugs to mask the symptoms and numb the pain. If your fibromyalgia is really a sy
