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Frontiers in medicine · 2023
BackgroundFibromyalgia is a prevalent condition affecting 1–2% of the general population and can result in significant disability. Physicians and patients frequently encounter challenges in managing this condition.AimThe aim of this study was to explore novel management approaches through a qualitative analysis of the doctor-patient relationship.Design and settingTelephonic interviews were conducted with fibromyalgia patients to investigate their healthcare experiences.MethodsQualitative analysis was performed on patients' narratives using interpretative phenomenological analysis, a methodology that delves into each individual's subjectivity.ResultsA total of 19 adult patients with fibromyalgia, primarily middle-aged women (84% women, mean age 49.8 years), recruited from two university centers in Paris, were included in the study. The narratives of participants revealed substantial suffering and considerable functional impairment, which is paradoxical for a condition often considered benign. They reported an ongoing sense of loss of control, exacerbated by an imbalanced patient-doctor relationship. Patients constantly feared not being heard or believed, and they frequently sought attention from their caregivers. Most participants displayed significant ambivalence toward the nature of their condition and actively sought causal links. Patients' adaptive strategies sometimes worsened their symptoms, as in the case of muscular deconditioning. The healthcare system appeared deficient in managing these patients, characterized by a lack of health professional training, frequent inappropriate responses from healthcare providers, and stigmatization of psychological conditions.ConclusionDespite its perceived benign nature, fibromyalgia should be regarded as a severe condition due to its substantial long-term consequences. Participants reported a challenging experience with the doctor-patient relationship, marked by a strong sense of dependence and a lack of recognition. The care pathway for these patients appeared unsuitable and disorderly, potentially resulting in iatrogenic consequences. The management of patients with fibromyalgia should be enhanced and directed toward a patient-centered approach. The study provides practical recommendations regarding communication methods and patient care.
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La Revue de medecine interne · 2026 · Journal Article
Harim M, Kachaner A, Combier A, Trouvin AP, et al.
Frontiers in medicine · 2023 · Journal Article
Kachaner A, Harim M, Combier A, Trouvin AP, et al.