M.D. An article from the University of Washington, Seattle shows that Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, temporomandibular joint syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, interstitial cystitis and chronic headaches share the same symptoms, occur in the same people and doctors can't find a cause or treatment.
Doctors are incredibly dishonest.
When they can't find a cause for a disease, they give it a fancy name. These six different pain syndromes do not have consistent symptoms, physical findings or laboratory abnormalities and are associated with a high degree of depression. Fibromyalgia means the main symptom is a person's muscles and joints hurt, temporomandibular joint syndrome means that the chewing joint hurts, irritable bowel means that colon hurts, interstitial cystitis means that bladder hurts and chronic headache syndrome means the head hurts. Such people need tests for arthritis, hidden infection, tumor, nutrient deficiency, drug or chemical poisoning, autoimmune disorder and depression. If no cause is found, doctors should admit they don't know the cause.