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By: John Rowlinson - Updated: 2 Oct 2025 | *Discuss

 

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The FibromyalgiaSyndrome website is designed and written to help support people with fibromyalgia, and their families, friends and colleagues. It provides an approachable and easy-to-read introduction to fibromyalgia syndrome, and gives no-nonsense information about living with this potentially long-term disorder.

People with fibromyalgia syndrome, also known as fibromyositis or fibrositis, have long-term pain in muscles and around joints, as well as feeling tenderness as certain places around the body. They also feel constant tiredness.

The FibromyalgiaSyndrome website is broken down into sections, each giving information on an aspect of the disorder. This begins with 'Facts' - basic background on what may cause the disorder, and what its long term outcome might be. After a section called 'Living With It' - information about diagnosis, advice on adjusting to life with fibromyalgia syndrome, and practical tips on day to day living, the site breaks the disease down into its different aspects.

These include symptoms relating to nerves and senses, the digestive system, pain and stiffness, and stress and fatigue. The fibromyalgia syndrome story finishes with a section on 'Relief and Treatment' - what doctors, and the individuals with fibromyalgia syndrome, can do to alleviate the symptoms, and with case studies - glimpses into how actual people cope with fibromyalgia syndrome.

We really want to help spread the word and if you can help by linking to FibromyalgiaSyndrome, we truly appreciate it.

For a short text-based link you can simply copy and paste the following code into your page:

This will appear on your page as:

FibromyalgiaSyndrome.co.uk - the symptoms and treatments for joint pain and fibromyalgia

Alternatively, you can use a slightly longer descriptive link:

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FibromyalgiaSyndrome.co.uk:

The FibromyalgiaSyndrome website is designed and written to help support people with fibromyalgia, and their families, friends and colleagues. It provides an approachable and easy-to-read introduction to fibromyalgia syndrome, and gives no-nonsense information about living with this potentially long-term disorder.

People with fibromyalgia syndrome, also known as fibromyositis or fibrositis, have long-term pain in muscles and around joints, as well as feeling tenderness as certain places around the body. They also feel constant tiredness.

The FibromyalgiaSyndrome website is broken down into sections, each giving information on an aspect of the disorder. This begins with 'Facts' - basic background on what may cause the disorder, and what its long term outcome might be. After a section called 'Living With It' - information about diagnosis, advice on adjusting to life with fibromyalgia syndrome, and practical tips on day to day living, the site breaks the disease down into its different aspects.

These include symptoms relating to nerves and senses, the digestive system, pain and stiffness, and stress and fatigue. The fibromyalgia syndrome story finishes with a section on 'Relief and Treatment' - what doctors, and the individuals with fibromyalgia syndrome, can do to alleviate the symptoms, and with case studies - glimpses into how actual people cope with fibromyalgia syndrome.

Thanks for your support in helping us spread the word.