fibromyalgia and tremors

From chest pain and rib pain to dizziness and tremors. At the begining of the year I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. And a few months ago hyperthyroidism. Some symptoms resolved and new ones show up. Now I have this pain in my armpit and it feels like it's swollen. I do not feel any swollen lymph nodes. I get pain into my ribs and a soreness that wraps around to my ribs in my back. I'm so sick of going to the dr.

I am so sorry that you have Fibromyalgia. It is so painful and fatiguing. The stomach problems that come with it are no fun either. I have had Fibromyalgia for several years. I take Gabapentin only as needed when the pain from neuritis (right cheek) gets bad. Most of the time I take Essiac (available at health food stores for pain relief). When it gets too bad I take Naproxen.

hi I am having slow moving tremors in my arms,legs and jaw.Muscles are weak with feet dragging.Arms and legs feel sensitive with pain.My jaw is stiff and biteing down.They found carpal tunnel as well,but they are sending me to a neurologist soon in fear that there is something else.Please help if you think you might know what this could be.

I have tried multiple meds such as antidepressants and Gabapentin... always have had multiple side effects. Things like heart palpitation's, anziety and vision troubles. I can take xanax and Soma with no problems. My question is "could it be the Armour Thyroid that I take that causes the trouble?" I also have a movement disorder labeled as tremors/non-epileptic seizures which also gets worse with antidepressants.

his hand can be tremoring, but then he picks something up and it stops, my daughter has fibro and she has tremors sometimes. There are just so many conditions that can cause tremors - and all 3 above, also can cause heat intolerance and there are gobs more. My husband is a recovering alcoholic and he had a liver transplant. His body has problems clearing out the ammonia from his system and he gets tremors terribly when the ammonia is rising..

chronic pain in muscles and joints, ataxia, numbness in hands, feet and skin, fatigue and weakness, tremors, migraines, brain fog, chest pain (heart is fine with exception of tachycardia and arrhythmias), chronic tendonitis, and light, sound, temperature sensitivity. I have celiac disease and hashimotos. Fibro was ruled out as I didn't have the pressure points. After years of finding no answers, I begin to wonder if something was ruled out prematurely.

Yesterday (Friday), in order to get some work done, I took 40mg in the morning and 40mg in the early afternoon. Not only did my fatigue go away, by my tremors/spasms and brain zaps were nearly gone. The only thing I experienced was some leg tremors near the bottom of the stairs - although, they were very light. I walked for nearly three miles and did not experience one brain zap. It appears that a very tired brain is causing the tremors, spasms and brain zaps.

I was pretty healthy before, but some of these things where going on for over 10 years. I am on Lyrica and Cymbalta for the Fibromyalgia and Baclofen for the tremors/muscle spasms. I do take meds for asthma, GERD and allergies. I am taking Omega-3, Vit. B Complex, and Vit. E to help naturally with other things my family has a history of. My biggest frustration is the swimming in the head feeling I get. It is occuring mostly at night right before I go to bed.

its gotta be athrItis my mom and i get the same symptoms

I also have IBS and have been loosely diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. I am suspicious that the Chiari Malformation is the cause of all these other issues, as well as being hereditary. Essential Tremor has been proven to be hereditary. My son now has it as well as IBS. We definitely need more research on Chiari as well as awareness and education for doctors.

s usually around 74 degrees in my place. The tremors or shivers occur mainly over the left side of the chest area and left side of the body with a little bit on the right side but not much. Always tired, even during the day.(sleep apnea) I had a complete heart work up with echo, ultra sound and stress test about a year ago and nothing was wrong. After I get up and get going I don't seem to have the problem the rest of the day. I was wondering if it could be neurological.

Well Jen, now that several other issues have been ruled out, perhaps it's time to get some allergy testing done? Allergies can affect people in multiple ways, and perhaps yours is by these tremors, tingling, etc. Does anyone in your family have tremors? Familial tremors is utterly possible, and it's utterly benign except to those suffering from them (embarrassment, anger, questioning, etc). Were you prescribed some vitamin B6 for your deficiency?

) and now Chronic Interstitial Cysitis and Autonomic Nervous System problems (yet to be diagnosed) I have had DX of Hashimotos, Hypothyroid, Fibromyalgia, HBP, Orthostatic Hypotension, Neuropathy in hands, legs and feet, and IBS. I have on very rare occasions had tremors in my hands and shaking of my body. This has been rare but has happened and I seem to get very fatigues very, very easy with physical exercise and feel like my heart is not working quite right.

Unfortunately we see a subset if patients with interstitial Cystitis who have a whole group of other inflammatory and/or pain disorders and hypersensitivities like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. If you have pelvis pain, pressure or discomfort related to bladder filling, associated with urinary frequency and/or urgence you may have IC. You do need to see a Urologist that specializes in female urology, or Urogynecologist.

I understand what you are going though, but gladly for me ive only been going though it for a few years now. Ive been diagnosed as having Fibromyalgia now, after me taking the information leaflet i found on the internet to my doctor. When i gave it to him, he asked if ive found a diagnoses while ive been on the internet, i said maybe i have this Fibromyalgia?

I feel like a limp dish rag. I have trigeminal neuralgia, polymyalgia rheumatica, and fibromyalgia, but my doctors say it is not caused by any of them or the medications I am taking? Has anyone else experienced the same thing? What was your diagnosis? How did you treat it?

Yes I've had multiple MRI and all they ever find are small arthritic changes. I've been to the Rheumatologist and they put me on Humira but it wasn't making any difference on my lab work after 6 months so we discontinued it. Ive asked my doctors about fibromyalgia and they all say i don't fit the criteria.

m in my 50s and I can barely walk and get up in the morning from the stiffness and pain and I get those shakes a lot almost every day just wanted you to know you're not alone.

I have had Fibromyalgia for 22yrs,Spongilitis , Scoliosis, and Arthritis also. I have tremors, numb toes both feet, nerve tingling across my shoulders, my arms are sore, going numb as is my face and the back of my head. I.m tired, thirsty. my eye sight has changed twice in a year. I am worried that I have M. S. Nobody wants to listen to me, what do I do?

I have been dealing with recurring pain in arms and legs along with tingling-needles (Hands/Feet) and tremors. Most notibly in the right leg, there are persistent fasculations and permanent loss of feeling. Neuro tests (EMG / NCS) showed only minor problems (ulnar entrapment). Also noted was wasting of the extensor digitorum brevis muscle on left foot - noted as no significance. (However right extensor digitorum brevis muscle seems to get inflamed alot).

Earlier in the year my ears felt very blocked, i had to keep popping my ears to hear properly and had a bit of vertigo which has no subsided. My dentist said I had TMJ and fitted me with a mouth gaurd. Whilst this is protecting my teeth I am still clenching my teeth and so still tensing my muscles.

It is likely a combination of things causing this. I would look in to GERD, chronic stress, and maybe even Fibromyalgia and food allergies. Hope you feel better soon!

I was diagnosed 6 months ago with fibromyalgia. Being an MRI tech I had been worried that my symptoms were related to MS since I had seen that fairly often. My neurologist was not convinced that the fibro was causing all of my symptoms and sent me for an MRI. When I had one done 4yrs ago one or two "white spots" showed up but were contributed to chronic migraines ( had them since I was 16-IBS also, 47now). The new MRI showed 30+ lesions including one in the brainstem.

Are you talking about head tremors? Since February, during a flare up, I get head tremors on and off. My tremor is probably from the lesion in my cerebellum. Do you have this all the time, or does it come and go? My neuro says that this kind of tremor is very difficult to control and it's treated with Inderal/Propanolol (which I already take).

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