The Chamber unanimously passes 6 motions on fibromyalgia syndrome
In a significant development, the Chamber has passed six motions related to fibromyalgia syndrome, a chronic and disabling condition that affects a large number of individuals. The Government has pledged to recognize fibromyalgia as a chronic and disabling syndrome and to include it within the essential levels of assistance (LEAs). This move will provide patients with exemption from participating in the cost of healthcare services related to their condition.
Fibromyalgia is a complex condition that causes widespread pain and fatigue, and often goes undiagnosed or misunderstood. By officially recognizing fibromyalgia as a chronic and disabling syndrome, the Government is taking a crucial step towards improving the lives of those affected by the condition.
The passing of these motions comes as a relief to many individuals and advocacy groups who have been fighting for recognition and support for fibromyalgia patients. It is hoped that this decision will lead to better access to healthcare services and resources for those living with fibromyalgia.
Overall, the unanimous passing of these motions in the Chamber represents a positive step forward in addressing the needs of individuals with fibromyalgia and providing them with the support and assistance they deserve.
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