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does anyone else ever feel like their bones are hurting and radiating pain outwards throughout the body?

December 15, 2016
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Members deeply connected over the experience of bone-deep pain, describing it as radiating outward throughout the body, often worsening with... Read more

Members deeply connected over the experience of bone-deep pain, describing it as radiating outward throughout the body, often worsening with weather changes like impending rain or extreme heat and cold. Several members shared strategies that bring relief, including hot baths, lidocaine patches applied at night, supportive footwear like Dr. Martens or loafers, intentional muscle relaxation, and tracking weather patterns to anticipate flares. A recurring theme was the shared understanding that while the pain feels like it originates in the bones, it is often the muscles attached to them causing the discomfort, and that finding small comforts and community support helps members endure the relentless nature of fibromyalgia pain.

A MyFibroTeam Member

Absolutely. Especially in my legs and arms. My left arm never let's up at all and us permanently in agony. The warmer it gets the less manageable the pain becomes. Cold winters and hot summers are hell, although the heat is worse. When it's hot every bone in my body feels like it's on fire and there's no escape.
Stay strong and keep fighting

December 16, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

I find that and it takes ages to feel warm again hope you you get comfortable enough to drop off :)

December 15, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

thank you michelle. I really hate when the pain is bone deep. Hope the rain comes soon for you. Bless you

December 15, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

yes i have been in pain since yesterday ! but it is suppose to rain ,so i will hurt untill then as soon as the rain comes the pain goes away !weird i know but that's just the way it goes ! love peace joy and laughter and a restful mind &body i pray upon you ! always michele

December 15, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Before being diagnosed with Fibro, I used to tell my GP my bones hurt. She sent me to see a rheumatologist who confirmed I had Fibro. When I told him my bones hurt he informed me that the muscles are attached to the bones which is why I was I felt this, but it is the muscles which cause the pain. Hope this helps.

December 18, 2016

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