I have noticed that sugar makes me feel v.tired.My brain doesn't function like it should,I am slow in thinking ,talking,speech isn't v.clear,and what's more I feel like I am locked in fridge or freezer -a body reaction for loosing an energy i assume..Usually I have to be in bed and sleep!!!I sweat a lot after eating food like pasta,pizza or potatoes combined with meat .I drink only plain water (1.5-2l a day) and only fresh squeezed juice.And that still doesn't help to avoid having terrible pain and fatigue!!!But I haven't vomited for 2 months ,which is a huge relief after years suffering from that!!!
It might help,but to be able to get to that stage I had to go through neurofeedback treatment for 9 months as I hadn't been able to plan or organise anything before (felt v.confused with horrible memory)
Hi, I suffer quite badly with overheating after I've eaten and my face sweats constantly when I'm at work; I just put it down to side effects of morphine, to be honest! I never even considered it to be a fibromyalgia symptom, maybe I should?
I know I'm sensitive to certain foods, I don't eat wheat but still get slight reactions to wheat free and gluten free products at times.
If I eat sweets like haribo's,I feel dreadful the next day - all flu like and bruised, exhausted and bloated, so I don't eat them at all now.
I have given up all sorts of foods and food groups in the last ten years and I feel like I'm further away from understanding my reactions than when I first started!
I don't have added sugar in my diet, but eat a heck of a lot of fruit and never thought of omitting it from my daily intake.
Anyone else got some ideas or advice?
UK Fibromyalgia,
Hello thank you for your reply I have just read from the
above site that people with FM get low blood sugar
and this is the reason that we get hot, it tells you to
take a snack before you go to bed, but I get hot during
the day. anyway I will try anything as its not nice is it
I have wet patches on my cothes at times not very
femine anyway
such a lot of differient information out there, but no one
realy knows do they, but its good to talk to people who
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