Question 101 · LEK · Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia - a condition characterized by widespread pain in muscles and tendons - most frequently affects:
- A. young males.
- B. elder patients of both genders.
- C. women at the age of 35-55.
- D. males at the age of 40-50.
- E. males at the age of 35-40.
Hint
Fibromyalgia has a strong sex predominance and typically begins in middle adulthood.
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