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Temperature sensitivity and chronic fatigue are very common with fibromyalgia. Many people experience excessive sweating regardless of the temperature, which can make both hot and cold weather particularly draining. This temperature dysregulation combined with the underlying fatigue of fibromyalgia can create a cycle that Show Full Answer

Temperature sensitivity and chronic fatigue are very common with fibromyalgia. Many people experience excessive sweating regardless of the temperature, which can make both hot and cold weather particularly draining. This temperature dysregulation combined with the underlying fatigue of fibromyalgia can create a cycle that feels overwhelming. Here are some experiences others have shared about fatigue and temperature sensitivity:

• Sweating occurs both day and night
• Temperature changes can trigger increased exhaustion
• Many experience sweating regardless of the actual temperature
• Fatigue can be severe enough to keep you in bed
• Recovery from temperature-related exhaustion may take time

Remember that while these symptoms are challenging, they are a recognized part of fibromyalgia and you're not alone in experiencing them.

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