In a 2015 study, researchers from Germany tested whether cupping therapy worked better than a sham treatment for patients with fibromyalgia, a chronic disorder that
causes widespread pain, tenderness and muscle stiffness.
Fibromyalgia is a nervous system condition that
causes widespread pain in the body.
To know that someone who
caused widespread pain and suffering in this life is no more should be enough.
Not exact matches
Over 6 million people in West and Central Africa suffer from the disease, which
causes pain crises,
widespread organ damage and early mortality.
It
causes widespread tenderness and musculoskeletal
pain, along with fatigue, memory problems, and more.
Fibromyalgia, which is characterized by
widespread musculoskeletal
pain, involves «medically unexplained symptoms» — a term doctors use to describe persistent complaints that don't appear to have an obvious physical
cause.
There are plenty of other examples, but suffice it to say, the
pain felt by other bond investors was
widespread as a massive number of margin calls
caused a snowball of bond liquidations.
But it isn't in fibromyalgia (where people experience
widespread pain without a known
cause), food craving and overeating, Parkinson's disease, and speech problems after a stroke.