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true answer just get living room furniture for the bed room Mine is like a thermapedic, that memory foam stuff. It is like a hospital bed as I can raise my head or my feet but I can also turn on a massage feature wither on my legs or my upper back. It has been a Godsend. Even my hubby is sleeping better and can get in and out of bed without problems. It was expensive, but when I think about both of us sleeping better and hpow long it's going to last, it is well worth the money, for us anyway.Broken why don't you like the adjustable ones, I love minePost edited by: mcbeth, at: 08/18/2008 18:42 My husband bought me one of the memory foam 4 inch pads for our bed and I hated it. It was so difficult to move in. I had a hard time getting out of it. Just to pull myself up in it was so difficult it hurt. I haven't found anything yet either. I sank so far down into the bed I couldn't move. Just rolling over was a BIG deal. I have a water bed that we put it on, but it's a new wave-less mattress.
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Share this page with your friends:Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain BE THE FIRST TO KNOW Tired of Feeling Tired? Simple Ways to Boost Your Mood! What Not to Say to Someone With Fibromyalgia Applying for Disability: What You Should Know Sign Up for Our Living with Chronic Pain NewsletterThanks for signing up!Sign up for more FREE Everyday Health newsletters.SubmitWe respect your privacy.Few get an exhilarating rush when seeing the words "dentist appointment" on the calendar. But when you have fibromyalgia, these visits can be more than just annoyances - they can be downright frightening, painful experiences that can cause you to shirk this important health check. "As a dentist, I find people with fibromyalgia often neglect their dental condition because of other concerns in their body," says Timothy Kosinski, DDS, an adjunct assistant professor at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry and a dentist in Bingham Farms, Mich.Fibromyalgia pain often occurs in the face, head, and neck areas, which can make dental visits intimidating.
But because dental issues are common in people with fibromyalgia, regular trips to the dentist are necessary.Understanding and Overcoming a Dental Phobia Living with fibromyalgia creates difficulty at the dentist for varying reasons. You may have trouble opening your mouth for long periods of time - your jaw muscles may tire quickly, which results in temporomandibular joint pain (TMJ). Also, the fibromyalgia pain in other joints can make it hard to sit comfortably in the dentist's chair for any length of time."Plus, because people with fibromyalgia are dealing with chronic pain, dental anxiety can be heightened for fear of making their condition worse," says Mark Schlesinger, DDS, a dentist with the Diamond-Schlesinger Group in Manhattan. Fibromyalgia symptoms may even make routine dental hygiene habits like brushing and flossing painful and unpleasant.Despite dental fears, it's important that you see a dentist on a regular basis. The longer you go without seeing the dentist, the scarier the appointment will seem.
Also, should a dental problem develop, you might become reluctant or even embarrassed to get the treatment you need."In addition, people with fibromyalgia often suffer from chronic head and neck muscle pain, and dental problems such as cavities or grinding the teeth can exacerbate these fibromyalgia symptoms," Dr. Schlesinger says. Another consideration, he adds, is that "fibromyalgia pain can easily be mistaken for tooth pain, so it's important that people with fibromyalgia get checked routinely to make sure it is really fibromyalgia pain they are experiencing and not an underlying dental condition that should be treated before it worsens."Remember that regular oral screenings, including oral cancer screenings, can be life- saving for anyone, including people with fibromyalgia, Dr. Kosinski adds.Tips to Dampen Dental FearsThe good news if you're living with fibromyalgia is that there are many techniques that can help you manage dental phobia. The first step, Schlesinger says, is to find a dentist who understands that fibromyalgia can amplify pain, even from routine dental care such as taking X-rays or a hygiene appointment, and who takes appropriate precautions.
To make your dental experience more pleasant, ask your dentist about these approaches:Comforts to make you feel more relaxed in the chair, such as a massage pad, a blanket, or soothing musicOral medication to reduce your level of anxietyIntravenous medications that alter consciousnessComplete sedationKosinski says that complete sedation reduces all anxiety and may be the best option in the face of a severe dental phobia. Not every dentist is trained to perform sedation, though, so he suggests carefully checking the credentials of individual dentists to choose the right one for you.Finding the Right Dentist for You To find a dentist who is both sensitive to and knowledgeable about the impact of fibromyalgia pain on dental care and dental visits, ask these questions:Do you have experience treating people with fibromyalgia?How do you feel fibromyalgia pain impacts dentistry?Do you have the latest technology, such as digital X-rays and lasers, in your office?Do you offer medication to reduce anxiety during my treatment?
Do I have the option of complete sedation?Do you offer any other non-drug methods of relaxation that may help ease anxiety, such as listening to soothing music?Are you trained, experienced, and comfortable dealing with temporomandibular disorders (TMJ), since this condition is common with fibromyalgia?The more you discuss your concerns with the dentist before treatment, the more smoothly that treatment is likely to go.Dealing With Fibromyalgia Pain After a Dental TreatmentA trip to the dentist can be stressful, both physically and emotionally, and may trigger a body-wide fibromyalgia flare separate from any discomfort caused by the dental procedure itself. A dentist experienced in treating people living with fibromyalgia will recognize that your pain management techniques may be more challenging than for other patients. Ask about techniques that may help control increased pain, dental or otherwise, after treatment as well. Deep-breathing or relaxation techniques may help control anxiety and prevent a post-dentist fibromyalgia flare.