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Partnering With Your Healthcare Provider

Cymbalta and fibromyalgia

Managing fibromyalgia with Cymbalta

Managing fibromyalgia may often require a team approach involving several healthcare providers. Depending on your symptoms, you may need to see a:

  • Primary care or family physician
  • Rheumatologist
  • Pain management specialist
  • Physical therapist
  • Psychiatrist or other counselor

It is important to work with your healthcare provider to develop a management plan that addresses your particular symptoms. Sharing your answers to the Fibromyalgia Impact Tool is a great conversation starter.

Your doctor may ask you questions such as:

  • What kind of symptoms are you experiencing?
  • How do these symptoms impact your life?
  • What do you think causes these symptoms?
  • Are there certain stressors in your life that you think make your symptoms worse?

In addition to your healthcare team, there are a number of organizations and support groups ready to help you learn more about fibromyalgia and how to manage it. For suggestions, go to the Resources section of this site.

Learn about Cymbalta and your fibromyalgia pain.

If a friend or loved one has been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, learn more about being a caregiver.

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