My rheumatologist told me fibro is neurological. She won't treat fibro but will diagnosis it and sent me back to my primary doc. I've been seeing a neurogolist and he is fantastic. I have a lot of tingling, burning, etc. I notice my hands just don't work the same. Especially my left. Fibro is just so strange. When you do research it just mentions "aches and pains" but it is so much more then that

I am starting them now
I will type or push buttons and my hand or finger will move rapidly back and forth like shaking . It lasts just a second or two. But is becoming more noticeable

Thank you for all of your answers, I find it interesting how it effects us all in different ways . @A MyFibroTeam Member I thought that fibro was also a neurological disorder? I have been informed that neuro pathways to the brain have been altered permanently hence the way our bodies perceive stimuli? I would welcome your response as to what you perceive it to be. The more information we're given the more options we can explore to suit us individually. At the same time, I'd equally enjoy discovering what your back ground is too. I look forward to hearing more from you x

That happens to me too. I also always wake up with my fingers swollen.

I suffered hand shakes for Months when I was going through stress