According to The American Fibromyalgia Syndrome Association, Inc. around 50 to 70 percent of patients diagnosed with this condition suffer from regular tension or migraine headaches. Moreover, many patients define their headaches as severe, occurring at least two times a week. Some also share that their headaches have a ‘migraine component’ to them, with the pain which stems mostly from the shoulders, neck and head muscles being responsible for the headaches and migraines. They tend to be draining too, making it difficult to accomplish tasks and finish most of their necessary tasks all throughout the day.
