I am still trying to decide whether or not I have Fibro or the early unset of Fibro, even though my GP has told me I have I am still not 100% convinced
When I get the worst flare ups like today the pain is not systemic, it affects one area of my body but equally on both sides, i.e both hands / both feet etc
For the past few weeks it has been in my hands and wrists, it then moved up into my shoulders and today my hands are much better but I am starting to feel it again in my feet
Does your Fibro move around your body?
Also, has anyone had any good results with Nortriptyline - im taking 20mg and it does not seem to have any affect on my condition
cheers
Kurt
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Hi yes my pain moves around generally it affects my arms neck shoulders, hands, knees , thighs, legs, hands and feet but not all at the same time,. If you are unsure could you not ask for a referal to see a Rheumatologist who would then suggest suitable medication to your GP??
Gentle Hugs
Sue x x x
hi lv and mine moves bloody furking everywhere and in diff degrees of pain at diff parts or all the same,it 1 SH***ING PRATTING NASTY PIECE OF WORK...sorry lv but it dose sound like it is.every1 here wont be able to cure you but where good bloody listeners ans some1 will be always bout to talk to you....WE LV YOU KINGKURT xxx
Mine moves around all the time. At the moment its in my hips, groin, thighs & knees. Also sharp pains in my legs which make them jerk about! Grrrrr. This morning it was worse in my back, arm & shoulder.
They say a change is as good as a rest!!! (What do they know) lol x
Thanks for all your comments guys but what I really want to know is if there is anyone here who just suffers from problems in thier hands and feet and nowhere else??
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