Tender points in at least 18 spots in your body
Chronic Fatigue.
All over muscle achiness & pain
Numbness & tingling
Headaches
Pain in the bones in the back of your head
TMJ
Irritable Bowel & Bladder
Mild to severe muscle spasms
Burning, stinging and gouging pains especially in feet
Unsteadiness on feet and weakness in limbs
Loss of REM sleep (Nonrestorative sleep)
Sensitivity to heat and cold,(weather changes)
Bruised feelings in different parts of your body especially
in feet, where there is no actual bruising
Mild to extreme stiffness
Memory and concentration difficulties
Skin sensitivities,
Sensitivity to stress and physical activities
Twitching and jumping in the flesh and in the muscles

Also… CONDITIONS THAT COMMONLY OCCUR WITH FMS:
Osteoarthritis
Cervical & low back degenerative diseases
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Lupus
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Hypothyroidism
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Polymyalgia Rheumatica
Lyme Disease
Prolapsed Mitral Valve
Myofascial Pain Syndrome
Sjogren’s Syndrome & Many Other illnesses
(In my own experiece and in many of my clients I have found
Neuropathy to be a symptom, even without being diagnosed with Diabetes)
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I have researched for well over 12 years on all this but I cannot write it all here but if you wish you can write me at nancierose@msn.com and I will write you more about my research.

have you tried

http://www.fmaware.org
webmd
mayo clinic

there are many quack sites out there–but the legit sites are infomrative

the otehr main symtpoms are fatigue, numbness/tiungling/sogntive difficulties
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A few years went by and things were pretty good. And then: One October a.m. I woke up crying, my knees hurt so bad I couldn’t get out of bed, waited a few days and went to Dr, was put on meds and sent home. Knee pain faded, back pain started, back to the Dr, more meds. The pain kept moving around, I was exhausted, walked into walls from balance problems, no short term memory. It was like severe flu that would not go away.

The insomnia was awful, then I started having nightmares about being beaten! That’s how bad the pain was. I’d go to work with my scrub shirt on backwards until someone told me. Friends started forgetting about me cause I had to cancel plans so often.

I was diagnosed January 2004 from tender points (try searching "fms tender points"). No treatment was given. After 2 serious suicide attempts, I’m on a cocktail of meds, can only work a few hours a week, & still really angry.

One book I would recomend is "Fibromyalgia & Chronic Myofascial Pain, A Survival Manual," by Devon Starlanyl & Mary Ellen Copeland. And try fibrocenter.com I think that’s the name.

Hope i helped.
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