Fibromyalgia symptoms come and go
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Can neuropathy come and go with severe attacks of stabbing pain. Been told by a neuro Dr that what made me think I had neuropathy she has never diagnosed me with it and neuropathy cannot come and go. My internal med Dr has had me on Lyrica for a year and it helps allot with the shooting burning stabbing pains at night. But sometimes it gets real bad.
My symptoms come and go everyday some days I don't even feel pregnant is this normal?
Just wondering if cyst/Ov Ca symptoms come and go over time or do they, once they start, progressively get worse? I have been having some vague symptoms - such as a bit of indigestion, needing to use toilet more often, etc. Have been to 2 different Dr's who've done quite a lot of pressing on my tummy, etc and have both suggested that if I had a large enough cyst to be pressing on bladder, etc they'd be able to feel something (and they can't).
Since then I have had some other symptoms that come and go quickly. My question is that possible with MS. for example I will feel a slight amount of puffyness bellow my left eye and have some vision problems. it will last 30 minutes or so, then go away completly. I had evening muscle twitching for about a week. The twitching would happen anywhere in my body and last just a few second. it was not accompanied my weakness.
t travel around or move from side to side, the numb area or areas come and go in that same area over and over, they are also usually on one side (L or R). The reason behind this is the lesions in the brain or spine, and the damaged signal to that area.
There are many MS mimics that are not neurological, and well worth investigating.
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Fibromyalgia is one of those conditions that we don't know what exactly causes it. There are certain things that can trigger it like stress, weather, diet, and even a prior accident can cause symptoms.
It is diagnosed with testing that rules out other conditions. Basically if they can't find anything else wrong and you still have symptoms, then they call it Fibromyalgia.
I still have all the pain and its so new to me. Can anyone tell me if this is Fibromyalgia. Does this come on slowly???? or can suddenly occur. PLEASE!
I have esophageal spasms when i eat or drink at times and the food gets stuck in my throat
Iv been taking levothyroxine and all symptoms went away for a couple of months, now the weakness in my thumb is back as it numbness and pins and needles. Could this be als or something? Do symptoms come and go or is this just thyroid issues. Please some who KNOWS facts PLEASE help. I'm so worried. O don't necessarily want to know als symptoms because I will then get them, I just want to know if it could be that?
Just wanted to add that what you need is a good thyroid doctor, by which I mean one that will treat you clinically, for symptoms, by testing and adjusting Free T3 and Free T4 as necessary to relieve symptoms, without being constrained by resultant TSH levels. Symptom relief should be all important, not just test results.
You can get some good insight into clinical treatment from this link to a letter written by a good thyroid doctor for patients that he consults with from a distance.
I am a 22 year old female and after doing a bit of research it sounds as though I have several symptoms that occur under fibromyalgia. I have had throughout my entire life a bizarre amount of muscle problems and pain. In recent times (last 5-6 months) I have had occasions where my body and skin hurts so much that even my shirt is hurting it. This isn't an everyday, or even every week, event but it has happened probably 5 or 6 time.
For 15 years I have had terrible symptoms of hyperthyroidism (heart arrhythmias, racing and pounding heart and palpitations, anxiety disorders, heat intolerance, weight loss despite increased appetite). I have not seen an endocrinologist but once in the ER had my TSH checked and it was 1.5 which I know is normal so I didn't pursue it further.
The funny thing is that my symptoms sometimes come and go.
I've been experiencing some strange symptoms for the past 4-5 years, they come and go....sometimes it'll be 6 months without getting my symptoms and sometimes it'll just be 2 days. They last anywhere from a day to a few weeks. My doctor has done blood test after blood test and my tests always come back and I'm perfectly healthy.
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