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8. Psychological Symptoms Can Be Just as Severe as Physical Symptoms
You’ve likely heard of “fibro fog,” the cloudy thinking and hampered memory that comes when the pain is bad (and can continue for days on end). But don’t let the snappy name fool you – the cognitive problems that accompany fibromyalgia are a complicated and serious matter. In fact, one study that ran for over a decade found one third of fibro patients also had severe psychological issues, while another third reported moderate psychological problems. The more intense your fibro fog, the greater your chances of suffering emotionally, socially, and physically – in some cases, your memory and concentration loss can put your life in danger!
Read more about less common fibromyalgia symptoms over at NewLifeOutook.
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