Even today, there are few chronic diseases across the globe whose complete cure is unknown to medical science, and unfortunately, Fibromyalgia is one such disease. It is a chronic health issue related to the muscles and bones, which cannot be cured completely, but with proper medicinal treatment, the symptoms of Fibromyalgia can be controlled.

It begins as a burning pain in your chest. Slowly, it creeps upwards to the neck. Often, there is a terrible sensation of food you just ate coming back to your mouth. This causes a sour or bitter taste to flood your mouth, waking your gag reflex. Most of us have experienced this.

Heartburn is a common condition that is caused when the stomach acid refluxes back into the esophagus and causes a burning sensation in the chest and leaves you with a bitter taste in the mouth.This sensation is usually felt more when you have taken a heavy meal or eaten foods that cause acid reflux.

The shaking of hands, numbness, weakness of feet, a sudden change of heart rate, profuse sweating and increase in blood pressure are nothing but neuropathy symptoms. The term neuropathy has a broad range of definitions. All the cases of neuropathy are related to nerve disorders. The specific name of this disease depends on the area of the nerve that is affected.

Many individuals keep facing chronic pain that is widespread in the body. Such frequently occurring pain in some or all parts of the body may be indicative of fibromyalgia, patients may not be aware of the problem and might keep trying random treatments to solve the issue. However, it is critical to know that muscle pain that lasts longer than three months is chronic and it can interfere with the routine tasks of an individual.

The human body has been wired to perform a lot of functions, and every part of the body plays a major role in allowing us to execute these bodily functions effectively. Though it has been wired to perform certain functions, it has also been wired to experience physical intimacy and pleasure through the act of sexual intercourse.