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Constant chronic pain with probable fibromyalgia

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fulham_boy
fulham_boy

Severe pain below right shoulder blade through to chest. Also down right flank. Aching arms and hands (cramp like sensations). Same in legs and feet. Very breathless with slightless exertion. Anyone else got these symptoms? Thanks

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  • sukes
    sukes fulham_boy

    Posted

    Fibro throws a lot of curved balls and we never know where they will land and whilst I have had very similar symptoms,  to be on the safe side it may be a good idea to see your GP or phone your Rheumy.    
  • Magpie2me
    Magpie2me fulham_boy

    Posted

    Hello Fulham boy. Yes I have had the same type of symptoms at times. It sounds like you have something misaligned in your back. Do you have an Osteopath that you could see? They are quite gentle and will do some massage and adjustments and I am positive that you will feel much better afterwards. I go every so often to get some adjustments done. It makes a big difference in managing our weird structural symptoms. When something is 'out' it can affect your breathing as well. Wishing you a prompt recovery from this episode. 

    Maggie 

  • babygurl77
    babygurl77 fulham_boy

    Posted

    Yes I get this pain all the time !!! I have even had my hands get stuck to where I can't move them!!! I wouldn't wish fibromyalgia on my worst enemy !!! I'm in pain constantly how u described it !!!! I hope it gets better for u !!!!

  • kathy14376
    kathy14376 fulham_boy

    Posted

    I was diagnosed 11 years ago. It's surprising how many of my issues have

    been related to fibro. I have had so much pain in my body at different times.

    I usually see my doc anyway. You have to rule out other problems. There

    could be other issues that need more immediate assistance. Hope you feel

    better.

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