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Higher Probability Of Hearing Loss In Fibromyalgia Patients, Study Shows

Monday 5 December 2016

 

From Fibromyalgia News Today:

 

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Higher Probability of Hearing Loss in Fibromyalgia Patients, Study Shows

By Alice Melao
December 2, 2016
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A group of Norwegian researchers has learned that patients with fibromyalgia or widespread pain have an increased probability for hearing loss. This new finding demonstrates that fibromyalgia, and also other musculoskeletal pain disorders, may be associated with an overall dysregulation of the central nervous system.

The study, “Are persons with fibromyalgia or other musculoskeletal pain more likely to report hearing loss? A HUNT study,” was published in the journal BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders. It was based on the Nord-Trøndelag Health Study part 2 (HUNT2) and Nord-Trøndelag Hearing Loss study (NTHLS), and explored if fibromyalgia or other musculoskeletal pain disorder patients are more likely to develop hearing loss compared to control participants without pain-related problems.

 

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