What is fibromyalgia? ‘Teen Mom 2’ star Jenelle Evans diagnosed with fibromyalgia
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Jenelle Evans has been diagnosed with fibromyalgia after years of suffering from persistent pain. “I’ve had incredibly awful tension headaches and full-body pains for as long as I can remember — like I had the flu, but I wasn’t ill,” the “Teen Mom 2” actress told E! in a recent interview. “My entire body is in excruciating pain, and I occasionally cry in bed.” No one believed my symptoms for a long time until I obtained a second opinion from a different neurologist.”
What is fibromyalgia?
Muscle discomfort and soreness are widespread. Fibromyalgia is frequently associated with tiredness, as well as changes in sleep, memory, and mood. The most typical symptoms are widespread muscular soreness and tenderness. Controlling symptoms may be helped by medication, talk therapy, and stress reduction.
What happened to Jenelle Evans?
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My entire body is in excruciating pain, and I often weep in bed. No one believed my symptoms for a long time until I just received a second opinion from a different neurologist. Jenelle Evans, the actress of Teen Mom 2, has revealed that she has recovered now. David Eason, Jenelle Evans’ husband, has posted a racy swimsuit photo. She stated that dealing with fibromyalgia makes ‘every day’ difficult since she only has a small amount of energy to get her work done, then [having] to go to bed early due to headaches or bodily aches.’
An account of the disease from a mother of three
“I want my kids to understand that fibromyalgia has good days and terrible days,” Eason said. “Please be patient with me when I’m having a terrible day; I promise to make it up to you when I’m having a good day.” “I have private chats with my kids about my health and tell them not to worry,” she added. “Some days will be tough, but I’ll get through it.” On YouTube, the reality TV star has been chronicling her health journey. She revealed in a video from March 2021 that she had had neck concerns in September of 2020.
“My neck started cracking over and over again,” she stated in the video, “and it truly terrible because it continued for months and months and months.” For the time being, she intends to change her diet to assist manage the disease. “I’m now studying foods to avoid and meals that are good for my condition,” she said, according to E! News.
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