by Jennifer Kirkman

Created on: November 09, 2009

Fibromyalgia is a very difficult ailment to live with. For help, education, and support, there are many website resources out there. In this article, I'm going to give you some ideas of where you can turn both for information and support.

There is a website that is talking in-depth about a new drug for fibromyalgia. The drug known as Savella is what the site is referring to. Along with talking about the drug, they offer information about fibromyalgia too. You can visit this informative website by going to

http://www.savella.com.

Patients Like Me is a comprehensive website for people that are struggling with fibromyalgia every day. This site has an area where you can connect with other people that have fibromyalgia, a lot about symptoms, and also treatments. This site is fairly new and still growing, and they are adding a new area for fibromyalgia research. The website is http://www.patientslikeme.com.

There is a Dr. Podell that has a very informative webiste with tons of information on everything you'd like to know about fibromyalgia. The Podell and King Medical Practice is the name of his site. He has a long list on his site about of the complications seen with fibromyalgia and links to other resources too. There is a fibromyalgia news link, fibromyalgia diet treatments, and whatever else you can think of reguarding fibromyalgia. This site is at http://www.drpodell.org. I would definitely encourage you to visit this website if you have fibromyalgia.

A website that offers a lot of publications, free articles, and will also give you support with other people that have fibromyalgia and how they deal with the problem, is the Fibromyalgia Network. You can enter your e-mail address to get their free articles delivered to your mailbox. A one year membership to this site which seems to be well worth it is 28.00. I would definitely encourage you to visit for a wealth of information at: http://www.fmnetnews.com.

If you are interested in knowing more about what is going on in the field of fibromyalgia research, as well as much more about the details of fibromyalgia and the health problems that are associated with it, visit the NFRA which is the National Fibromyalgia Research Association. There is so much to learn and study on this website, that it is a must for anyone concerned with this medical issue. Visit the site at http://www.nfra.net.

These sources of information should be of help to anyone dealing with fibromyalgia on a day-to-day basis. Let me know if any of these have helped you!

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