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Many people with fibromyalgia experience various sensations on their scalp, including tenderness and soreness. The scalp can be particularly sensitive in people with fibromyalgia, making even simple activities like washing hair or lying on pillows uncomfortable. Some MyFibroTeam members have reported experiencing lumps Show Full Answer

Many people with fibromyalgia experience various sensations on their scalp, including tenderness and soreness. The scalp can be particularly sensitive in people with fibromyalgia, making even simple activities like washing hair or lying on pillows uncomfortable. Some MyFibroTeam members have reported experiencing lumps under their skin in various areas. These lumps have been described as feeling like gravel or frozen peas beneath the skin. While your lumps don't hurt, it's always recommended to have any new lumps or bumps checked by a healthcare provider to ensure proper diagnosis and care.

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Scalp Pain and Fibromyalgia

Lumps Under Skin and Fibromyalgia