Get tips on how to find supportive fibromyalgia physicians and prepare for doctor’s appointments.

From keeping a sleep log to limiting caffeine, there are simple ways to improve your sleep quality when you have fibromyalgia.

Why do people with migraine have a higher risk of fibromyalgia, and vice versa? Here’s what researchers know.

Everyone who has fibromyalgia experiences it differently, which is one reason misunderstandings and myths often surround this condition.

Explore the benefits and risks of dietary supplements for fibromyalgia. Learn about Vitamin D, magnesium, fish oil, antioxidants, melatonin, and chlorella, and consult your doctor for safe use.

Home remedies for fibromyalgia may help relieve your chronic pain. Read about non-drug options, from vitamin D to acupuncture.

Fibromyalgia causes widespread pain and fatigue. Learn about its symptoms, treatment options, and strategies to manage this chronic condition.

For people trying to manage their symptoms, a good fibromyalgia diet includes eating more whole foods and avoiding food additives like MSG and artificial sweeteners.

Take this quiz to see if you should focus on adjustments to your sleep routine, mental health care, or something else to improve your quality of life with fibromyalgia.

The chronic fatigue and pain that come with fibromyalgia can take a toll on your body and mind. But there are steps you can take to feel better, such as finding a provider who validates you, making lifestyle tweaks, and prioritizing your emotional well-being.