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76 L. Altomonte et al.treatments derived from traditional Chinese medicineor from other disciplines.Finally, a website developed by Dr. Weiss (52) providesinteresting, evidence-based, accepted informationfor FM patients This site provides a videoof exercise and muscle relaxation techniques thatpatients can learn and use at home on TV; in addition,the site provides evidence for the positive effectscrio-therapy on pain perception in FM patients.CONCLUSIONPrevention may occur in clinical, community orpopulation settings and is often classified into primary,secondary and tertiary types. Few studieshave analyzed the economic impact of FM in termsof costs of disease and pharmacoeconomic balance.The internet is one of the most significant examplesof coordination of information, research, care andvoluntary patient advocacy of FM.SUMMARYThere many open questions concerning the concept of primary prevention in FM. Diagnostic or classification criteriaare not universally accepted, and this leads to difficulties in establishing the onset and duration of the disease. In thecase of FM, primary prevention may consist of the immediate care of acute pain or treatment for affective disturbancesas we do not have any specific laboratory or instrumental tests to determine risk factors of the disease. The goal of secondaryprevention is early detection of the disease when patients are largely asymptomatic and intervention improvesoutcome. Screening allows for identification of an unrecognized disease or risk factor, which, for potential FM patients,includes analysis of tender points, Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire (FIQ), pain location and intensity, andfatigue and sleep complaints. Tertiary prevention inhibits further deterioration or reduces complications after the diseasehas developed. In FM the aim of treatment is to decrease pain and increase function via multimodal therapeuticstrategies, which, in most cases, includes pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions. Patients with FMare high consumers of health care services, and FM is associated with significant productivity-related costs. The degreeof disability and the number of comorbidities are strongly associated with costs. An earlier diagnosis of FM canreduce referral costs and investigations, thus, leading to a net savings for the health care sector. However, every socialassessment is closely related to the socio-economic level of the general population and to the legislation of the countryin which the FM patient resides.Key words - Prevention, economic aspects, screening, disability.Parole chiave - Prevenzione, aspetti economici, screening, disabilità.REFERENCES1. Hauser W, Zimer C, Felde E, Kollner V. What are thekey symptoms of fibromyalgia? Results of a survey ofthe German Fibromyalgia Association. Schmerz 2007.2. Buskila D, Sarzi-Puttini P. Biology and therapy of fibromyalgia.Genetic aspects of fibromyalgia syndrome.Arthtritis Res Ter 2006; 8: 218.3. Martinez-Lavin M. Biology and therapy of fibromyalgia.Stress, the stress response system and fibromyagia.Arthtritis Res Ther 2007; 9: 216.4. Wolfe F, Smythe HA, Yunus MB, Bennett RM, BombardierC, Goldenberg DL, et al. The American Collegeof Rheumatology 1990 criteria for the classification offibromyalgia: report of a multicenter criteria committee.Artrhritis Rheum1990; 33: 160-72.5. Mease P. Fibromyalgia syndrome: review of clinicalpresentation, pathogenesis, outcome measures andtreatment. J Rheumatol 2005; 75: 6-21.6. Webb R, Bramah T, Lunt M, Urwin M, Allison T, SymmonsD. Prevalence and predictors of intense, chronicand disabling neck and back pain in the UK generalpopulation Spine 2003; 28: 1195-202.7. Rao JK, Hootman JM. Prevention research and rheu -matic disease. Curr Opin Rheumatol 2004; 16: 119-24.8. Gieseke T, Gracely RH, Willams DA, Geisser ME, PetzkeFW, Clauw DJ. The relationship between depression,clinical pain and experimental pain in chronic paincohort. Arthritis Rheum 2005; 52: 1574-84.9. Theorell T, Harms-Ringdahl K, Ahlberg-Hulten G, WestinB. Psycosocial job factors and symptoms from the locomotorsystem-a multicausal analysis. Scand J RehabilMed 1991; 23: 165-73.10. McBeth J, Macfarlane GJ, Hunt IM, Silman AJ. Riskfactors for persisten chronic widespread pain: a community-basedstudy Rheumatology (Oxford) 2001; 40:95-101.11. Allison TR, Symmons DP, Brammah T, Haynes P,Rogers A, Roxby M, et al. Muscoloskeletal pain is moregeneralised among people from ethnic minorities thanamong white people in Greather Manchester. AnnRheum Dis 2002; 61: 151-6.12. Goldberg MS, Scott SC, Mayo NE. A review of the associationbetween cigarette smoking and the developmentof non specific back pain and related outcomesSpine 200; 25: 995-1014.13. Walker-Bone K, Cooper C. Hard work never hurt anyone:or did it? A review of occupational associations
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