Fibromyalgia is a common chronic pain syndrome.The pain people with fibromyalgia feel is different because it's not directly caused by damage or injury to the area that's hurting. Instead there's a problem with the way the brain and nervous system process pain from that area.

Migraines

Many patients with fibromyalgia suffer from migraine-like headaches. It is currently believed that fibromyalgia may be the result of disturbances in the brain's "pain center," a theory very similar to that which explains migraine. Though the pain of fibromyalgia is frequently found throughout the body, it is associated with a variety of other symptoms, including sleep disturbance, depression, anxiety, and headaches. Migraine is associated with many of these symptoms as well. Many patients who are successfully treated for migraine find that their fibromyalgia is improved.

Irritable bowel syndrome

IBS and Fibromyalgia fall into a broad category called functional disorders. This is when your body isn’t working as it should, but doctors can’t see anything wrong with you. The pain of IBS is centered inside your body, in the internal organs. With Fibromyalgia you have another kind of pain, which is in the skin and deep tissue. Even though the source of discomfort stems from different places, researchers and doctors believe their causes are related.

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