Yes, I have been. Had the trigger point injections, plus injections in back and knees, never helped me at all. One thing that did help at the pain management was having my sciatic nerve burnt, That helped for about 6 months.

Dry needling. Most Dr.'s cannot do it because they cannot charge you for it - it contains no medicine. Its just a needle that goes into the deepest part of your muscles that are like rocks. It actually makes it release for a while. My pain Dr. did it without the practice knowing.

Pain management helps me because I get back ablasions and they last over a year. It think my worst problem is the osteoarthritis though. It becomes very costly though.

Hi there I have been to pain management although at the time I thought it was a bit of a waste of time I have to say over the years I have thought a lot about suggestions and ideas and used them them the best way I can... But the best advice I can give anyone is to learn to pace yourself ,,,, organise what goals you want for that day and Pace - achieve - Pace - achieve slowly through your day🌹hope this helps🌹X

I have been told by the pain clinic that there is evidence that lidocaine infusion is proven to help with fibromyalgia pain and I am down have some soon I will let you knowxx