Private Fibromyalgia Treatment in the UK
“Fibromyalgia is a chronic (long-lasting) disorder that causes pain & tenderness throughout the body, as well as fatigue & trouble sleeping. Scientists do not fully understand what causes it, but people with the disorder have a heightened sensitivity to pain” [1]. At the present time, there is no standard cure – however, Pain Doctors who specialise in fibromyalgia have the necessary expertise to provide patients with an accurate diagnosis, & a Holistic Personalised Treatment Plan. The latter involves treating patients with both conventional & cutting-edge treatments & therapies that can empower them to ameliorate & manage their symptoms
Where Can I Get Treatment For My Fibromyalgia?
Fortunately, first-class fibromyalgia treatment is available in the UK. – The world-class London Harley Street, Fibro Clinic, has a dedicated team of leading Fibromyalgia Pain Specialists who are renowned for taking a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to this condition. They offer both online and in-person consultations. – This ensures that help for this most unwelcome debilitating disease, is easily accessible to everyone.
When you have your first consultation with a Fibromyalgia Specialist Doctor, they will review your medical history, ask you various pertinent questions, arrange a through medical examination, and set up any necessary tests and scans. They will then diagnose your pain so that you can get started on your Personalised Treatment Plan, right from the get-go. If you are prescribed any medication, then this can be delivered directly to your door. Of note: it is a good idea to start a ‘Fibro Diary.’ This should have one page for each day, with 24 hourly spaces, so that you can note the type of pain you experience, how long it lasts, and what you were doing before, at the time, and when the pain stopped. This precise record will be highly valuable to your Fibro Doctor, at both the initial consultation, and at follow-up appointments.
The Fibro Pain Doctors take a sensitive approach, and are very mindful of the fact that every patient is an individual who is experiencing their own unique experience of pain – something which runs simultaneously with the fallout of how this pain affects every aspect of their lives. Your Pain Consultant will ensure that you are comfortable with your diagnosis and Personalised Treatment Plan, every step of the way. Moreover, at the Fibro Clinic, patients are always encouraged to raise any concerns, and ask any questions that may arise.
The Fibro Clinic provides patients with:
•A comprehensive explanation of fibromyalgia (in easy to understand, layman’s terms)
•Individual Treatment Plans
•Multidisciplinary treatment which incorporates both conventional and state-of-the-art treatment, therapies and injectables
•Access to the latest analgesic medication which is specifically used for the treatment of fibromyalgia
•Highly specialist physical therapy and rehabilitation which is geared to boost physical function and well-being
•Cortisone injections to the trigger points generating the pain
•Botulinum Toxin A (Botox) treatment to the trigger points
•Pulsed radiofrequency (PRF) treatment to trigger points
•Self Help Techniques which can easily be done at hone
•Clinical pain psychology to rev up your psychological well-being
Booking an Appointment With a Fibro Specialist
The Fibro Clinic is part of the renowned London Pain Clinic Group. Our leading Pain Medicine Consultants, Dr Chris Jenner, Dr Attam Singh, and Doctor Mona Mubarak, are ready to welcome you, either in-person or online. They all have substantial experience in the diagnosis and treatment of Fibromyalgia. Moreover, these award-winning clinicians not only have access to top class facilities, they are also associated with a personally-selected team of highly qualified Associates. These Associates work to assist in optimum patient recovery and rehabilitation, thereby helping to deliver the best possible results.
Reference
[1]. National Institutes of Health (2024). “Fibromyalgia.”
https://www.niams.nih.gov/health-topics/fibromyalgia
