Question 7055 — diseases

Summary

Mr. Guillaume Florquin questions the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families on the recognition and treatment of fibromyalgia. Recognized by the World Health Organization since 1992 as a disease in its own right, fibromyalgia affects between 1.5% and 2% of the French population, approximately 80% of whom are women. It manifests itself in particular by diffuse pain, chronic fatigue, disorders sleep and can have serious consequences on the daily life, personal and professional, of those affected. Despite this international recognition, patients still face a complex care pathway, frequent diagnostic wandering and often incomplete care. Furthermore, fibromyalgia does not currently appear on the list of long-term conditions (ALD 30), which limits considerably the possibilities of full reimbursement of care by health insurance. Many associations and patients are calling for full recognition of fibromyalgia as a long-term condition, as well as appropriate support at a medical, psychological and social level. He therefore wishes to know if the Government plans to include fibromyalgia on the list of exempt long-term conditions. and, more broadly, what measures are planned to improve the recognition, diagnosis, monitoring and care of people suffering from this disease.

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