It is tough for doctors to pinpoint the specific causes of fibromyalgia, but they have discovered several risk factors that are related to a fibromyalgia onset. The theory surronding fibromyalgia is called “central sensitisation.” This theory suggests that a person suffering from fibromyalgia have increased sensitivity to pain signals, which in turn causes them to have lower pain tolerance. Simply put, the brain’s signals over-react to pain signals that are received.

Here are some of the suggested causes of fibromyalgia:

• An injury occurs that affects the central nervous system

• Central nervous system abnormalities

• Changes in pain-related chemical transmitters

• A bacterial or viral infection may make a person more suceptable to fibromyalgia

• Hormonal irregularities

• A person’s muscle metabolism changes

• Problems with the immune system

• Psychological stress, especially highly stressful situations when a person is not used to deal with high levels of stress

• Gender- fibromyalgia is more common in females, possibly because of the hormone changes that occur within a woman’s body.

• The family has a history of fibromyalgia. A person is more susceptible to fibromyalgia if they have close relatives that have suffered from fibromyalgia syndrome.

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