MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN has inception in trauma. Most common traumatic force is gravity. Muscles/soft tissues supporting upright body tower experience repetitive stress injure & chronic painful spasm in towers asymmetric within ambient gravitational field.
Asymmetric body towers result from asymmetric pelvises, overlying functional scoliosis, asymmetric shoulders, & chronically tilted heads. This asymmetric musculoskeletal chain is most commonly evoked by unilateral sacroiliac joint subluxations.
It is a peculiar bio-mechanical phenomenon that sacroiliac joint subluxation is most commonly unilateral. Sacroiliac joint subluxation is common; especially in females and especially in those with Hypermobility Syndrome.
Chronic widespread muscle spasm leads to chronic widespread pain & non-restorative sleep, which leads to depression, daytime fatigue, and cognitive disarray, i.e., Fibromyalgia.
A more precise diagnostic terminology for Fibromyalgia is “Sacroiliac Joint Subluxation Chronic Pain Disorder Syndrome”.
Repetitive asymmetries of the sacroiliac joints, spine (scoliosis), & shoulder girdles incite intermittent impingements of autonomic nerves; especially in brachial plexi & pre-sacral plexi; inception of the dysautonomias common in Fibromyalgia.
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