90% of patients with fibromyalgia are women.  No And women are disproportionately medically gaslit
12 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Dr. Aaron Hartman highlights that about 90% of fibromyalgia patients are women and critiques the longstanding medical dismissal of their symptoms as psychosomatic. He argues that fibromyalgia may be linked to biological factors such as yeast overgrowth, Lyme disease, mold exposure, gut dysbiosis, and nutrient deficiencies, yet these possibilities are often ignored. The physician attributes this neglect to a broader pattern of medical gaslighting, where clinicians dismiss symptoms they cannot readily explain. He urges listeners—especially women with fibromyalgia—to share their personal stories to build a collective movement aimed at ending this gaslighting and improving recognition and treatment of the condition.










