61. Physically Focused Home Page Providing personal fitness training and yoga instruction. Specializing in overall fitness, postinjury fitness, working with individuals with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. Providing service in Seattle, WA and some outlying areas. http://www.physicallyfocused.com/

62. Southport Osteopathic Practice Details about the practice which offers osteopathic treatment of low back and neck pain, degenerative conditions, whiplash, musculoskeletal conditions and ME/chronic fatigue syndrome. Located in Southport, Merseyside, United Kingdom. http://www.southportosteopathy.btinternet.co.uk

Southport Osteopathic Practice Kay E. Barker B.Sc (Hons) Ost. Registered Osteopath 25 Duke Street. Southport, Merseyside, UK. PR8 1JA Tel: 01704 500905 About the practice: - The practice was set-up in 1998 in order to offer Southport residents a centrally located osteopathic consulting room. The surgery moved to 25 Duke Street in February 2002 and for the moment has eight steps to the front door, so there is not access for disabled patients. There is also off-road parking for two cars. I enjoy treating patients and all aspects of my work. I specialise in the osteopathic treatment of "ME" or chronic fatigue syndrome, as well as dealing with the musculo-skeletal problems one sees in osteopathic practice, such as low back injuries, neck strains and degenerative conditions. Surgery Hours:- Monday Wednesday Friday About Kay Barker: - I qualified in 1996 from the British School of Osteopathy in London. For two years after graduating I practised as a locum to gain insight into different practice life and eventually decide on where I would settle down. I worked everywhere North of Watford! Then in Southern Spain before deciding to return to Southport, where I was brought up, in order to practise from here. Working as a locum gave me the experience which I felt I needed to set up my own business and decide upon exactly how I wanted to run my own practice. I also work in a group practice at Perrin Hayward Osteopaths, 83 Whittaker Lane, Prestwich. Manchester. This means that I can talk to colleagues and discuss cases, as well as treat a wider cross-section of people.

63. Treatment For Chronic Pain, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) In Nort A medical clinic offering interdisciplinary treatment for chronic pain, and other medical problems including fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. North Carolina. http://www.blueridgeclinical.com

1829 E. Franklin St., Bldg 200A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Interdisciplinary treatment for chronic pain and other medical problems Home Dr. Alan Spanos Our Practice Pain Treatment ... Directions Alan Spanos MD, MA has specialized in the treatment of chronic pain since 1986. He is trained in internal medicine, family practice and anesthesiology, and also has postgraduate training in acupuncture and in clinical hypnosis. As well as practicing medicine, he teaches at hospitals and medical schools nationwide on pain and its treatment. Special interests: Treatment of complex pain conditions Advanced medications for pain treatment Individualized pain treatment regimens Treatment for fibromyalgia syndrome Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS): diagnosis and treatment Myofascial pain syndromes Acupuncture treatment for pain Additional services at our office: Physical therapy Our physical therapist is Cheri Hall, MS, PT. Physical therapy includes various methods of pain treatment, which are often much more effective when coordinated with other treatments “under one roof,” as at our office. Compounding pharmacy Sharing our office space is the Compounding Center of Chapel Hill, a specialized pharmacy that can make up medications individually formulated for particular patients. This is called “compounding.” For some patients, it's very helpful that pain medications be prepared for their unique needs. The pharmacist is Tom Oakley, RPh.

64. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Evaluation And Treatment - March 15, 2002 - American F chronic fatigue syndrome Evaluation and Treatment. In these cases, thediagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) should be considered. http://www.aafp.org/afp/20020315/1083.html

Advanced Search Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Evaluation and Treatment TIMOTHY CRAIG, D.O., and SUJANI KAKUMANU Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey, Pennsylvania A patient information handout on chronic fatigue syndrome, written by the authors of this article, is provided on page 1095. A PDF version of this document is available. Download PDF now (8 pages /86 KB). More information on using PDF files. C hronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also referred to as chronic fatigue immune deficiency syndrome, is a disabling illness characterized by persistent fatigue accompanied by rheumatologic, cognitive, and infectious-appearing symptoms. Despite intense medical research, there is no known cause for CFS, but it appears to be a heterogeneous disorder which affects multiple systems, including hormonal, neurologic, and immunologic. Because there are no specific diagnostic tests or physical findings for CFS, diagnosis requires knowledge of possible symptoms and a method of exclusion. CFS is likely a spectrum of illnesses sharing a common pathogenesis with varying degrees of fatigue and associated symptoms. Other disorders, such as fibromyalgia, have overlapping symptoms with CFS, suggesting that both diseases may share common physiologic abnormalities. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's criteria for diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome require the patient to present with severe fatigue lasting at least six consecutive months, have no definable organic disease, and experience associated physical symptoms.

65. HealthWorld Online - Anthroposophical Medicine chronic fatigue syndrome and Organ Manipulation by Charles Ridley D.C. http://www.healthy.net/asp/templates/article.asp?PageType=Article&ID=689

66. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / M.E. Resource - Home Latest News/Research Updates for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis,chronic fatigue syndrome and Fibromyalgia. http://www.supportme.co.uk/index2.htm

I I I Comments I SupportME was established by a recovered ME/CFS sufferer as an online resource for sufferers of ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and CFIDS. The site aims to provide information on the latest research updates from around the world; a library of articles on the condition; message boards for exchanging helpful information and chat; support group information; as well as make products that may be of interest, such as nutritional supplements and health books, more affordable and accessible. New Research suggests chemical imbalance in the brain and possible benefit of fish oil according to Doctors. More information CNN.com article on ME/CFS. Click here for more info Amanda de Cadenet (ex Presenter of Channel 4's 'The Word' and Celebrity Wild Child) states in Sunday Telegraph that she has been suffering from M.E. More Information Daily Mail Article on Esther Rantzen's Daughter 's Recovery After her well publicised six year battle with M.E., she is now making a remarkable recovery. Emily, now 22, contracted the illness, like so many, after glandular fever, when she was 14. For a long time she was housebound and forced to use a wheelchair, but is now making considerable progress and rebuilding her life after her debilitating experience of the illness (headline only).

67. Connecticut Children's Medical Center: Rheumatology Evaluates children with known or suspected rheumatic diseases, undiagnosed musculoskeletal pain, Lyme disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pain disorders, fever of unknown origin, and autoimmune disorders. http://www.ccmckids.org/departments/rheu.htm

Staff Office Locations The Division of Pediatric Rheumatology evaluates children with known or suspected rheumatic diseases, undiagnosed musculoskeletal pain, Lyme disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic pain disorders, fever of unknown origin, and autoimmune disorders. Diagnostic and therapeutic services are provided in a teaching setting. Procedural sedation and analgesia is employed for most children. A family-centered approach is emphasized and community-based resources are utilized when appropriate. Staff Lawrence Zemel, M.D. - Director lzemel@ccmckids.org Brooklyn College, 69, B.S. State University of New York (Buffalo), 73, M.D. Internship/Residency: Buffalo Children's Hospital, Pediatrics 73-75 Fellowship: New England Medical Center, Rheumatology, 75-77; Children's Hospital, Boston, Rheumatology, 76-77 Board Certification: Pediatrics, 77; Pediatric Rheumatology, 92 Faculty Appointment: Associate Professor, Pediatrics Barbara S. Edelheit, M.D. bedelhe@ccmckids.org

68. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome It s estimated that as many as half a million people in the United States have chronicfatigue syndrome, which makes it extremely difficult to perform routine http://kidshealth.org/parent/general/sick/cfs.html

KidsHealth Parents General Health Sick Kids Sixteen-year-old Samantha is always exhausted. For months she's had swollen glands and weakness. She has difficulty concentrating in school, frequently has headaches, and finds it hard to get out of bed most mornings. Although Samantha's parents suspect she's involved in too many activities, they have also begun to worry because her grades have plummeted and her symptoms have worsened. When Samantha and her parents visit the doctor to try to find out what's wrong, the doctor takes a detailed history of Samantha's symptoms, paying careful attention to how long they have been going on. After a full physical examination and several blood tests, it is determined that Samantha has a condition known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). What Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? Chronic fatigue syndrome is a noncontagious disease that was first recognized as a physical illness in the 1980s and remains the subject of a great deal of controversy. Even now, as increasing numbers of people are being diagnosed with the disease, there are still many people inside and outside the health professions who doubt its existence or maintain that it's a psychological ailment. But several years of research have confirmed that CFS is indeed a physical illness - just one that's not fully understood. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), it is estimated that as many as half a million people in the United States have a CFS-like condition.

69. CDC - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Offers information about CFS and its diagnosis and treatment. Includes information on support groups, research and publications. A U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention site. http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/cfs/index.htm

Site Contents CFS Information Treatment Continuing Education Support Groups ... Publications This term is defined in the glossary. Hot Topics December 2003 Twelve new publications on CFS March 2003 Report on CDC's CFS program activities, 2002-2003 February 23-26, 2003 Report of a meeting on mechanisms of unexplained fatigue February 2003 Receive continuing education credits for CFS study course T his web site offers information about chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and its diagnosis and treatment. In general, in order to receive a diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome, a patient must satisfy two criteria: Have severe chronic fatigue of six months or longer duration with other known medical conditions excluded by clinical diagnosis, and Concurrently have four or more of the following symptoms: substantial impairment in short-term memory or concentration, sore throat, tender lymph nodes, muscle pain, multi-joint pain without swelling or redness, headaches of a new type, pattern or severity, unrefreshing sleep, and post-exertional malaise lasting more than 24 hours.

70. ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Society Of Victoria Inc Support and information about ME/ chronic fatigue syndrome and the ME/CFSSociety of Victoria, Australia. What is chronic fatigue syndrome ? http://home.vicnet.net.au/~mecfs/

Latest News Awarness Week 2004 Poster November 2003 Forum - Final Motions 23 April 2004 Highlights Draft Guidelines Sydney Conference Patient Register Awareness Week 2003 Report ... Next General Meeting The Society About the Society State Society Addresses Products for Purchase Join the Society ... Send Me Information Making Contacts E-mail Pen Friends Link-up Project STUFFED Chat Room General Resources About CFS Community Services Social Security Book Reviews ... Miscellaneous Medical Resources Journal Papers Lectures/Conferences Research Symptoms/Diagnosis ... Treatments/Management Updates Media Watch Parliamentary Reports Who are we? The M.E./Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Society of Victoria Inc. is a non-profit charitable organisation dedicated to serving the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Community in Victoria and Tasmania. The Society is run entirely by volunteers and relies on donations and membership fees to allow us to continue our valuable work. What is 'Chronic Fatigue Syndrome'? Don't be fooled by the name. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS, also known as M.E. or Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) is a serious and debilitating illness that can last for years, and sometimes for life. The latest research suggests that the symptoms of CFS may be caused - at least in part - by a continuing immune response to a real or perceived challenge. Symptoms of CFS include overwhelming exhaustion, both physical and cognitive, memory and concentration impairment, an intense 'flu like feeling, muscle pain, sleep disturbance, headaches, disturbance of balance and other symptoms. There is no effective treatment for CFS, so correct management of the illness plays an important role. This is where the Society can offer guidance. Also see our

71. Kealalaina's FibroTalk.org: Info, Support Group, Journal, Link Directory, News, Information on fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and chronic pain. Includes personal diaries. http://www.fibrotalk.org/

FibroTalk Home What is FM? Latest FM/CFS News Articles ... Contact Me! Help keep this site on the net! Donate $2 today! FibroTalk.org is non-profit. All donations are used to support this site. FibroTalk.org subscribes to the HONcode principles of the Health On the Net Foundation PLEASE NOTE: The material in this website is created by a patient with Fibromyalgia and is creative work and opinion. It is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be nor should be a substitute for a consultation with a health care provider. Please consult your physician or appropriate health care provider regarding your symptoms or medical conditions. Information is not regularly collected by FibroTalk.org, however any information collected by this site is private and confidential. Email addresses are never shared or sold. COMMERCIAL POLICY: FibroTalk.org is completely NON-profit and is created and maintained by Carrie Craig de Araiza. Donations are necessary and very appreciated to keep this site on the internet to the benefit of all who need it. You may make a direct donation of $2 by clicking on the PayPal donate button under the main menu on the left side of this page. Every little bit helps! When you follow links on my site to Amazon.com and make purchases, a percentage of your purchase supports the cost of hosting, operating, and maintaining this site.

72. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, CFIDS Fibromyalgia For almost fifty years the premire Center for the treatment of ChronicFatigue syndrome, CFIDS, Fibromyalgia and related conditions. http://www.chronicfatigue.org/

The Web Page for Chronic Fatigue Sufferers A personal word to every CFS, CFIDS and Fibromyalgia sufferer from Dr. Poesnecker I realize that many, if not most of you have been told there is no effective treatment for your condition. That you must just "learn to live with it." Our experience has demonstrated otherwise. The underlying causes of these conditions are known and so also are effective treatments. While we have no magic cure, with the cooperation of the individual, we have been able to return thousands of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, CFIDS and Fibromyalgia patients to active productive lives by the methods we have developed and taught over the last forty-five years. We can also help you if you are ready to start living once again. Below you will find links to many articles describing the methods we use to help individuals successfully overcome these devastating and humiliating conditions. Once you have had an opportunity to puruse these, the next step on your road to recovery is to take an Adrenal Stress Index test (ASI) from DiagnosTech labs of Seattle, Washington. We have tried many other labs, but this is the only one whose results have been really useful in helping our patients. Concurrent with taking the ASI test you should be studying

73. Chemical Survivors' Foundation Advice, research and surveys for people with multiple chemical sensitivity, chronic fatigue syndrome (ME), gulf war syndrome, fibromyalgia. Aimed at those in Scotland/UK http://www.chemical-survivors.com

Home Join Us Add a Resource New Resources ... Contact Us Looking for a particular resource? More search options Welcome to the CSF web site. Helping people with chemical sensitivity and chronic fatigue conditions in Scotland and the UK. Chemical A distinct substance obtained by or used in a chemical process Survivor A person who has the knack of surviving afflictions unscathed or overcoming difficulties. Foundation That on which an immaterial thing is based or depends; an underlying principle or source, the basis of a report or belief source: Oxford English Dictionary This web site is not-for-profit. Content is not written by medical personnel unless stated. Content of external websites is not warranted. Information is provided for educational purposes only. Please seek medical advice in all cases. Categories: Current News Health Library Main Archives ... Useful Resources Featured: Advertising Policy 5484 resources! Last Updated: 29-Mar-2004 Home Join Us Add a Resource New Resources ... Chemical Survivors' Foundation TM This web site is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for medical care, please consult your own medical practitioner Website production courtesy of Scottish Holiday Info Scottish Vacation Info and by mobile phone

74. Other Articles Have Cited This Article Andrew R Lloyd. To exercise or not to exercise in chronic fatigue syndrome? Nolonger a question. Med J Aust 2004; 180 (9) 437438. Editorials. http://www.mja.com.au/public/guides/cfs/cfs2.html

Other articles have cited this article: Andrew R Lloyd. To exercise or not to exercise in chronic fatigue syndrome? No longer a question. Med J Aust 2004; 180 (9): 437-438. [Editorials]

75. IMMUNOSCIENCES LAB., INC. - News Research papers about the role of mycoplasmas within chronic illnesses like chronic fatigue syndrome, RA, GWS and fibromyalgia. http://www.immuno-sci-lab.com/microbiology_pamphlet1199.html

MICROBIOLOGY Multiplex PCR for the Detection of Mycoplasma fermentans M. hominis and M. penetrans in Patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Gulf War Syndrome Aristo Vojdani, PhD, MT Al Robert Franco Aristo Vojdani is affiliated with the Immunosciences Laboratory, Inc., Beverly Hills, CA, and also with the Department of Medicine, Drew University Scholl of Medicine and Science, Los Angeles, CA. Al Robert Franco is affiliated with the Arthritis Center of Riverside, Riverside, CA. Address correspondence to: Aristo Vojdani, PhD, MT, 8730 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 305, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 (E-mail: immunosci@ix.netcom.com) [Haworth co-indexing entry note]: "Multiplex PCRF for the Detection of Mycoplasma fermentans M hominis , and M penetrans in Patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Gulf War Syndrome." Vojdani, Aristo, and Al Robert Franco. Co-published simultaneously in Journal of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (The Haworth Medical Press, an imprint of The Haworth Press, Inc.) Vol. T, No. ¾, 1999, pp. 187-197; and:

76. MJA: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Working In Australia. Home Help Search Feedback Archives Chronicfatigue syndrome. Note This draft has been superseded by http://www.mja.com.au/public/guides/cfs/cfs1.html

Home Help Search Feedback ... Archives Chronic fatigue syndrome Note: This draft has been superseded by the Revised guidelines published as a supplement to The Medical Journal of Australia on 6 May 2002. Here is the first draft Clinical Practice Guidelines on the evaluation of prolonged fatigue and the diagnosis and management of chronic fatigue syndrome Produced by a Working Group convened by the Royal Australasian College of Physicians This document was produced as an exposure draft by a Working Group seeking constructive criticism from doctors and other health professionals, learned professional bodies, people with CFS and their carers, and any others with an interest in this condition. The Working Group received a great deal of feedback from health professionals and people with CFS, but did not produce another draft of the guidelines. Because many readers who commented on the draft have found it useful, the MJA will continue to make it available here. Version 1 December 1997 www.mja.com.au/ public/guides/cfs/cfs1.html

77. Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome A definition of POTS and its relation to chronic fatigue syndrome and the pathophysiology. http://www.nymc.edu/fhp/centers/syncope/POTS.htm

Postural Tachycardia Syndrome H ome NIH Study Science ... Search Contents: POTS Defined POTS and CFS Pathophysiology of POTS Return to Home Page POTS Defined Patterns of heart rate and blood pressure variation are shown in the figure and are from our paper which was the first to directly discuss POTS in the pediatric population. goto top POTS and CFS POTS has been proposed as a mechanism for symptoms of the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in a series of adult patients. POTS and CFS may share a common pathophysiology particularly in the young . Recently, a review of patients with delayed orthostatic hypotension (delayed POTS) demonstrated a high degree of association with chronic fatigue. Our preliminary data have shown that POTS physiology underlies orthostatic intolerance in the large majority of adolescents with the chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). In those patients we demonstrated loss of heart rate variability consistent with vagal withdrawal, increased blood pressure variability consistent with enhanced modulation of sympathetic tone, and impaired baroreflex with a phase shift causing wide blood pressure swings uncompensated by compensatory HR changes. Preliminary vascular data suggest that these autonomic findings are associated with changes in arterial and venous properties of the lower limbs during orthostasis causing fluid collection in excess of ordinary "pooling" observed in control patients.

78. 0 Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS), Yeast Syndrome chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome, yeastsyndrome, candida albicans, epsteinbarr. chronic fatigue syndrome. http://drcranton.com/CFIDS.htm

MOUNT RAINIER CLINIC MOUNT ROGERS CLINIC Yelm, Washington Trout Dale, Virginia Main Menu What's New? Topics Feedback ... Catalog Please Read CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME Scientifically Named in This Article CHRONIC FATIGUE IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME (CFIDS) But Also Referred to as: YEAST SYNDROME CANDIDA ALBICANS SYNDROME SYTEMIC CANDIDIASIS YEAST COMPLEX YEAST RELATED ILLNESS MYALGIC ENCEPHALITIS EPSTEIN-BARR FOOD ALLERGY MONILIA ENVIRONMENTAL ILLNESS SICK BUILDING SYNDROME ECOLOGICAL ILLNESS CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY ALLERGIES ALLERGIC TENSION FATIGUE SYNDROME HYPERACTIVITY SYNDROME ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER DYSLEXIA ASTHMA HYPOGLYCEMIA Terminology varies with different schools of medicine and differing theories of cause. The acronym "CFIDS" will be used in this article to refer to a clinical syndrome which crosses the boundaries and involves, more or less, all of the above. By Elmer M. Cranton, M.D. Mount Rogers Clinic, Trout Dale, Virginia Mount Rainier Clinic, Yelm, Washington INTRODUCTION A wide variety of symptoms, as listed above, of a seemingly unrelated nature affect widely diverse parts of the body and are postulated in this paper to be caused, at least in part, by overload of the immune system and immunologic dysfunction. Stressed-out and malfunctioning immunity is described as an important and correctable common denominator in all of the above conditions. Chronic fatigue and nervous tension are almost always present.

79. The NoName CFS/FMS Suport Page chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia support. Includes poetry, pet peeves, pen pals and a weekly chat. http://geocities.com/cfs_fms_nn_sp/

CFS FMS Pen Pals Poetry ... Pet Peeves The CFS-Y Webring Join Now Ring Hub Random < Prev ... Next >> Fibro-Australia Join Now Ring Hub Random < Prev ... Next >> Fibrohugs Fibromyalgia Support Join Now Ring Hub Random < Prev ... Next >> Fibromyalgia Web Ring by Join Now Ring Hub Random Prev ... Next Welcome to the NoName CFS/FMS Support Page... ...Here you will find some information about Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and Fibromyalgia, and what life is like with these illnesses. Graphics on this page are provided free by Fullmoon Graphics

80. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Yeast Related Illness, CFS, Candida Albicans, CFIDS, I chronic fatigue syndrome, Yeast Related Illness, CFS, candida albicans,yeast related illness, yeast syndrome. http://drcranton.com/yeast.htm

MOUNT RAINIER CLINIC MOUNT ROGERS CLINIC Yelm, Washington Trout Dale, Virginia Main Menu What's New? Topics Feedback ... Catalog Please Read YEAST RELATED ILLNESS CHRONIC FATIGUE AND IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME Multiple symptoms of a seemingly unrelated nature, often misdiagnosed as neurotic, have been shown by Dr. Cranton to be caused by immune system dysfunction, related in part to an increase in body levels of candida albicans and other fungal organisms. Dr. Cranton has observed that treatments which reduce levels of yeast and other fungus in the body and, thus, remove stress from the immune system have been shown to bring improvement to a large majority of patients who have been unresponsive to multiple treatment programs elsewhere. This type of illness is increasingly prevalent and often unrecognized by the medical profession. The most common and incapacitating symptom is profound and prolonged fatigue, without another plausible cause. Depression is commonly present, often severe. Physical examination and laboratory tests seldom point to a definite diagnosis. Incorrect diagnoses often include psychoneurosis, hypochondriasis and endogenous depression. Adverse reactions to many nutritious foods (so-called food allergy) is common, as well as unusual sensitivity to chemical fumes, and respiratory allergy of the hay fever type. Stomach, intestinal, urinary, reproductive, muscle and joint symptoms are common. When seeking treatment, it is important to find physicians and nurses who understand CFIDS and provide a compassionate setting for treatment.

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