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Members confirmed that fibromyalgia can cause unexplained tooth pain that often shifts from tooth to tooth, making eating difficult and... Read more

Members confirmed that fibromyalgia can cause unexplained tooth pain that often shifts from tooth to tooth, making eating difficult and sometimes prompting unnecessary dental visits. Several members shared that teeth can feel fragile or weakened, with a few noting that long-term medication use may contribute to dental problems like softening or crumbling teeth. A recurring theme was that fibromyalgia-related pain can affect almost any body part unpredictably, and while sore throats were mentioned, most members attributed them to other causes like allergies or dry air rather than fibro itself.