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Members shared their varied experiences with temperature dysregulation in fibromyalgia, with some feeling persistently warm or hot while... Read more

Members shared their varied experiences with temperature dysregulation in fibromyalgia, with some feeling persistently warm or hot while others described an internal freezing sensation that doesn't improve even indoors. Several members explained that fibromyalgia affects the body's internal thermostat and its ability to regulate temperature, with one member's doctor attributing the warmth to nerve pain. A recurring theme was the unpredictability and frustration of these temperature shifts, which can fluctuate throughout the day and impact household comfort for both members and their families.