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Does Anyone Have Pain In Their Shoulders Due To Fibro?
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posted February 18, 2020
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The shoulder blades up to the base of my skull , into my collar bones,into the sides of my neck and down my left arm Which causes terrible Migraines 😢 Ten yrs ago May I had surgery on my neck, now I have a Plate with Six screws to support my heavy head !!!
To top it off, Ive been a Hairstylist since 1982 Holding my arms up bending over, back and forth, looking down alot is so HARD on my body for sure.

posted February 18, 2020
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes have neck, shoulder,and arm pain.

posted February 21, 2020
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes mostly left side and its every day all day

posted February 20, 2020
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes, the area that you describe is usually where the most intense pain seems to land. I use to have horrible migraines for years that crippled me with pain and made me sensitive to noise and bright light.

Wow! You can still work, you must enjoy your job!

posted February 18, 2020
A MyFibroTeam Member

Yes, just posted about this! Does anyone have ‘ clicking’? It’s like bones cracking every time I move my head.
I have been dx about 12 years and this is the worst. Although I also have Sarcoidosis and symptoms are difficult to separate. X

posted February 24

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