Hernández-Balderas MA, Ramos-Peek J

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RESUMEN

La fibromialgía es un padecimiento de etiología desconocida que afecta con mayor frecuencia a las mujeres y se puede presentar en cualquier edad aunque es más frecuente entre el tercero y sexto decenio de la vida. Los pacientes tienen un nivel de melanotonina disminuido durante la noche por lo que tienen alteraciones del sueño pero existen pocos estudios de este problema. Se estudiaron 10 pacientes con este diagnóstico y se realizó poligrafía del sueño encontrándose alteraciones con su mente de la fase I y II a expensas de los lentes mayor número de despertares y sueño no reparador y fatiga duración, así como aumento de la sintomatología dolorosa.

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