Deposition Disease Related Fibromyalgia Treatment in India

Aadya Nair, a 32-year-old software engineer,...

Aadya Nair, a 32-year-old software engineer, was a vibrant and ambitious professional. Her life took a sharp turn after a severe case of dengue fever two years prior. While she recovered from the acute infection, she was left with unrelenting, widespread pain, debilitating fatigue, and a persistent 'brain fog' that made her demanding job nearly impossible. She saw multiple doctors who dismissed her symptoms as stress or 'just needing more exercise.' After a year of suffering, a rheumatologist diagnosed her with post-viral fibromyalgia, but standard medications provided minimal relief. Her neurologist, Dr. Sharma, recommended a Deposition Disease Related Fibromyalgia procedure, explaining that in some cases, persistent viral particles or immune complexes might be depositing in her nervous system, perpetuating the pain signals. The treatment itself was a series of targeted intravenous infusions aimed at clearing these deposits. The experience was emotionally taxing; Aadya felt a mix of desperate hope and fear of another disappointment. For the first 48 hours, she felt increased fatigue. However, by the end of the second week, she noticed the constant background hum of pain had lessened. After a month, her energy levels began to slowly improve, and the brain fog started to lift. While not a complete cure, the procedure gave her a 40% reduction in her baseline pain and restored some cognitive clarity. Emotionally, she moved from a place of hopelessness and frustration to one of cautious optimism. She could engage in short walks and part-time remote work, reclaiming a fragment of her former self and the agency she thought she had lost.