It just means you are overdoing things and should slow down, you can mentally fatigue with fibro as well as physically, migraine, forgetfullness, confusion, i also cant stand loud noises or crowds either when fatigued. I used to read a lot, i cant now as it mentally fatigues me. Get a planner, work out what you need to do and when and slow down and take breaks, prioritise what is important and dont stress over small things.

I find it difficult as well. Because noise disrupts my thinking severely, I pray and attempt meditation at night when all is quiet. Starting with prayer I find that I can calm my body and mind enough so that I can meditate for up to 10, sometimes 15 minutes if I'm lucky. Many times I can't meditate for long at all, but I just do what I am able and keep on with what I am able to. At least I am always able to pray. Good luck and God bless.

I call it brain fog.. So hard to concentrate.. I started lists and lists of lists so wanted not to forget anything.

Now that you mention it, yes. I often feel lost. I miss appointments. Trouble focusing on the task at hand. Chaos is a really good word for it. Everything is going on at once do I can't even focus on the priorities.

Does anyone get pressure in their head with the brain fog. I have had MRIs done and nothing shows but most of the time I feel a lot of pressure in my head. Today I have very little pressure and my thought processes are much clearer. My neurologist put me on topomax and just increased it to 75 mg a day. My rheumatologist agreed with this along with lyrica and meloxicam