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Members shared mixed experiences with acupuncture for fibromyalgia pain, with outcomes ranging from no relief at all to life-changing... Read more
I did and I am sad to say that it gave me no relief went on an 8 week pain management course that helped a lot it's about pacing yourself mindfulness doing light exercises I love to walk about 9km every day I find waking very relaxing helps to deal with the mental side of things but the last 2weejs would try a saint with the pain I am having in my left side couldn't walk for a couple of day no matter how hard I tired my leg would not support me the pain in the knee is the worded if anyone has to tips I would be very grateful 😙♥️ their is only so much pain a body can indure hope everyone is keeping well and most of all be good to yourselves♥️♥️
Acupuncture can help your knee pain too!!
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Tried it. Not that much. I do stretching exercises. Save my money
I have acupuncture all along my spine and my hands. It doesn't help with the all the pain but it does seem to ease the pain in my legs and had reduced the severity of my headaches. The only problem is I need it once a week and GP will only refer for a 8 week course then I have to be re referred which leaves a gap in my treatment.
Anything is worth trying as different things suit different people.
Hello Sharla (love that name), I tried acupuncture and got no relief at all. I was/am in the "I'll try anything that helps!"Sadly it did nothing for me. The DR did say that a lot of Fibro patients get a lot of benefit from it, so I would hope maybe you are one of the lucky ones! I am new here, and just trying to figure out how this site works.