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My mom had pain in the bones ,which spread to all parts of her body and the bones became very Brittle.the Dr said it was cancer .however I am going through the very same pains and the Dr said it is fibro .I am very confused and don't know what to believe
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Members connected deeply over the shared experience of bone-deep leg pain, with many recalling childhood diagnoses of growing pains that never... Read more
Fibromyalgia pain can appear in the joints and muscles, but fibromyalgia doesn't damage your joints the way that arthritis can. It also doesn't damage your muscles or other soft tissues. The pain of fibromyalgia can worsen arthritis pain.
I get really severe bone pain in my lower legs sometimes, and it's the worst pain I can experience. Sometimes it feels like a deep ache down to the marrow, and other times it feels like my bone is breaking ever few seconds and all I can do is scream. I had x rays done to make sure it wasn't cancer or anything like that and everything came back clear. I've found that at least with the aching type of bone pain a heating pad can really help. I hope you can get some relief.
Yes my bones ache as well but my doctor told me its the nerves and deep in the tissue thats why it feels like the bones hope this helps.....
I have fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. I have lots of different aches, pains, hurts and when I am having an ok day. I get to the point that I have to sit. When I sit then I get these throbbing pains in my feet and back. It's so uncomfortable. I whine up taken a tramadol and then resting for a few hours before I can get up and do anything. It comes out of nowhere. Hugs and Prayers
Yes it doesn't like @A MyFibroTeam Member said, but I know that pain which feels like it's in your bone as I have that similar pain in my thighs, it's usually in my muscles and in my knees.
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