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Fibromyalgia Support Care

Fibromyalgia nursing support: chronic pain management, treatment compliance, and quality of life improvement.

Fibromyalgia Support Care
Verified registered nurses

30+

Verified registered nurses

< 60min

On site in under 60 min

24/7

Available 24/7

22

areas covered

Understanding the condition

Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain syndrome that mainly affects women and remains under-diagnosed in Morocco. In Marrakech, patients with fibromyalgia suffer from widespread pain, chronic fatigue, sleep disturbances and cognitive difficulties (brain fog). Home nursing support aims to improve everyday quality of life: administering the prescribed pain treatments, monitoring mood and sleep, blood tests to rule out other conditions, and coordination with the rheumatologist and the pain specialist. Our nurses provide professional listening and regular follow-up that help the patient maintain a care routine despite the illness.

Verified registered nursesOn site in under 60 min

Why home care for Fibromyalgia Support Care

Fibromyalgia is not life-threatening but considerably reduces quality of life, with a high risk of social and professional exclusion.

Pain management

Administering the prescribed treatments (analgesics, antiepileptics, antidepressants used for pain relief) and assessing pain with the VAS scale.

Sleep and fatigue follow-up

A sleep diary, fatigue assessment and lifestyle recommendations in coordination with the doctor.

Exclusion blood tests

Blood samples to rule out hypothyroidism, vitamin D deficiency and anaemia — conditions that mimic fibromyalgia.

Adherence support

Monitoring medication intake, managing side effects and caring support to maintain motivation.

Frequently asked questions

  • The nurse administers the prescribed treatments, monitors their effectiveness and reports to the doctor any need for adjustment. They do not perform therapeutic massage (that is the role of the physiotherapist).

  • During the treatment-adjustment phase: 2-3 visits a week. In the stable phase: 1 visit a week for follow-up and any blood samples.

  • Yes, a care report is sent after each visit, including the assessment of pain, sleep and treatment adherence.

On site in under 60 min

Fibromyalgia Support Care

Life-threatening emergency? Call SAMU 141.