If There's Nothing Wrong With Me,

Then Why Do I Feel So Bad?

About the Book

Much of the current literature describes fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and other related syndromes in terms of anecdotes and sales pitches without benefit of medical fact. Dr. Duclos is a practicing internal medicine physician who treats patients with these conditions every day and has found striking similarities among these conditions.

He uses the latest scientific research to support his theory that the problem common to these disorders lies in the central nervous system. He describes the underlying disease process in clear terms for non-medical professionals and offers hope for treatment. "For years," Dr. Duclos says, "patients have been told that their symptoms are all psychological. Now we know better."

About the Author

Dr. Martin A. Duclos is a practicing internal medicine physician in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Duclos is appointed as a Clinical Instructor in Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and holds staff appointments at several area hospitals. A graduate of New York Medical College, Dr. Duclos started his medical career at St. George?s University School of Medicine in Grenada and finished a residency in Primary Care Internal Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He also holds a bachelor?s degree in Neuroscience from the University of Rochester.