Fibromyalgia, an illness characterized by chronic, widespread pain and tenderness, is estimated to affect about 5 million U.S. adults. Fibromyalgia was formerly classified as an inflammatory musculoskeletal disease but is now considered to be an illness that primarily affects the central nervous system. A painful disease like arthritis or an infection raises your chances of getting fibromyalgia. Emotional or physical abuse. Children who are abused are more likely to have the condition when they grow up. This may happen because abuse changes the way the brain handles pain and stress.
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