Shortness of breath

[clairr4]

Hi does anyone have a shortness of breath along with their fibromyalgia.

[Dizzytwo]

Hi there, let me wish you a warm welcome to our group I can only speak for myself but after having fibro for about 35 years I have never experienced shortness of breath due to Fibro. To be honest I have never heard of it been a symptom of Fibromyalgia. For privacy reasons you may be interested in locking your post. I will pm you with instructions on how to lock a post in case you would like to

Momo

PS you may like to take a peek at our main website. It is packed with great information you may find helpful.

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[Shhilo in reply to Dizzytwo]

Hi, can I ask how you lock your post? I'm on two other sights and haven't heard of that. I would be very grateful.

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[Dizzytwo in reply to Shhilo]

Hi there no problem How to lock a post

When you finish writing your post scroll down a little and you will see 2 circles that look like this .

O Anyone

O Only community members

Tick this one

O Only community members

then press post and your post will then be locked. I hope this helps you

Any post that is not locked to the community may be shared via Facebook, Twitter and may also be found on an internet search.

This link will also show you how it is done.

healthunlocked.com/fibromya...

If you would like further help with this please just let me know .

Momo

[Shhilo in reply to Dizzytwo]

Thanks so much!

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[Dizzytwo in reply to Shhilo]

Your very welcome , I could lock this one for you if you like or you could lock this and any others you left open . It's easy. Go back to the top and look at the bottom of your post. Next to the word More you will see the little v

press on the V

Press on edit

when you have finished editing or locking your post just press the post button again

[Shhilo in reply to Dizzytwo]

I'll give it a go!

[Shhilo in reply to Dizzytwo]

OK, so I've got brain fog but I didn't think I was completely brain dead. When I write a post I know how to lock it, but I can't see where to lock it in a response.

Help Please?

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[Dizzytwo in reply to Shhilo]

No you don't need to lock in response. Once you lock it to start with all responses are locked and can only be seen by members of this group. most members do prefer to respond to locked posts. xx

[Shhilo in reply to Dizzytwo]

OK still have some brain power remaining. Thanks so much!

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[Dizzytwo in reply to Shhilo]

LOL No problem we got there in the end xx

[bantam12]

Have you been to your GP ? Breathlessness can be heart or lung related so best get checked out.

[ladytelita]

Hi. I suffer a great deal of shortbess of breath. However, I have asthma, bronchiectasis and many chemical allergies.

It is possible that when your pain levels are too high you can feel somewhat short of breath due to the impact it’s having on your body. If it’s following a particular pattern (the breathing issue), try to make a note of when it hits and what you are/were doing at the time. It will help to build up a picture of when it strikes to take to your gp who can work out if it is part of the pain problems or if it is something else.

If you find your breathing becoming particularly difficult always ring the emergency services. I am assuming you aren’t diagnosed with any lung related conditions?

P.

[Maz86]

Hi don't know if this helps but I get very breathless on exertion, climbing stairs, going around supermarket, I do have environmental asthma but under control, I was concerned however I mentioned it to physiotherapist & was told that oxygen is being sent to my muscles to cope with exertion leaving me breathless. This may not relate to you but my muscles have become quite weak due to FB & OA I haven't been excersising & so if I build up my muscle strength the breathlessness should reduce as oxygen won't be redirected!

[Hidden in reply to Maz86]

Hi yes similar to what ive found as had a few days just sleeping/nodding around etc then when had to go somewhere found my breathing was fine well for a while!

One thing i read on a USA site was the body isn't breathing out so the muscles are not clearing the used oxygen so become fatigued which actually makes sense