Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is a chronic disorder of widespread pain with high personal
and societal burdens. Although targeted pharmacotherapies have become available in recent …

Aim High rates of fibromyalgia ( FM ) are reported in rheumatoid arthritis ( RA ) patients.
Advances in RA management have occurred, but information regarding current significance of …

Fibromyalgia is noted for its association with both psychological stress and depression.
However, the precise nature of these relationships remains contentious, as indicated by a large …

Objective. To investigate the relation of physical (non-psychological) comorbidity and
multimorbidity to quantitative measures of fibromyalgia (FM) and musculoskeletal pain. Methods. …

Objectives Cognitive dysfunction, and comorbidities such as mood disorder and fibromyalgia,
are common in SLE. This study aims to explore the associations between fibromyalgia, …

Fatigue is one of the most prevalent features of fibromyalgia (FM). Between 76% and 81%
of people with fibromyalgia suffer from the symptom of chronic fatigue, and several studies …

Dysfunction of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis, particularly the glucocorticoid receptor,
is a commonly implicated link between stress and psychopathology. GR abnormalities …

The use of opioids for chronic pain has increased significantly due to a combination of the
high patient burden of pain and the more widespread availability of a range of long-acting …

Purpose Studies of the relation of fibromyalgia (FM) and widespread pain (WSP) to mortality
have differed as to the presence or absence of an association and the extent of cause-…

Fibromyalgia syndrome [FM] has core clinical features of widespread pain and widespread
abnormal tenderness. The specific cause of the altered neurophysiology that underpins …