Hopefully not more: What is described sounds much like a combination of things that may not have yet been totally explored. Are all those things treated or do they remain active? Certainly depression can come from all of those issues and needs treatment. Viral, probable autoimmune and neurologic problems & anemia are a lot to deal with. Work with your physicians and see what can be done & what else could be wrong.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Lots or only one: The problems you are describing can all be associated with fibromyalgia (except the hpv which is a viral infection and the anemia which is a blood problem). However, lots of diseases can cause the problems you are describing. I recommend you see a fibromyalgia specialist to determine if it is responsible for the insomnia, migraines and depression. Medicine to treat the fibromyalgia may help.
Answered 1/31/2014
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Sleep apnea, TMD?: Many of the things you describe can be linked to an imbalance of the hpa axis. This involves the body's central control mechanism of the hypothalamus, pituitary and adrenal glands. It may be hard to imagine but a bad bite or sleep disorder can dramatically contribute to your suffering. Look for medical explanations first, but consider an evaluation with a neuromuscular dentist.
Answered 11/4/2012
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JHS: 20's female w. Anemia ; hpv look to nutrition. Immune integrity needs protein ; iron; meat? #fibromyalgia (fm), migraine (ha), insomnia ; depression oft co-exist. Imo, female fm is oft secondary to childbirths ; joint hypermobility syndrome which causes pelvic instability, functional scoliosis, tilted shoulder/head, ha of muscle spasm/triggerpoints ; unrefresh sleep with huge mood effects.
Answered 12/31/2013
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